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A Streets Of Pennsylvania


A Streets Of Pennsylvania

 

Once upon a time, there was a single road street and

path among to the cities, it seemed very in style but

modern look, all the Pennsylvanian people can rule

entire statehood and neighborhood to be clean like

a shinny whistle or a single penny into it, when the

people who walk to be safe in uptown small town

and also mid-town too, we're become dreamers

lovers upon them to and from the American people

who can believe of fairy tales in spirit but very

handily moment right there, all the streets around the

world of Pennsylvania, half of billion and trillion of

amazing people were marching like a world biggest

parades and carnivals anywhere, it cherish their own

hearts and dreams forever, all that love can be more

alive and well in those incredible streets of Pennsylvania

itself alone, let them cheer along in the bunch of joy

and laughter in one spirit to another

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-5-16 

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