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Aren't these things so funny From heaven we walk as our eyes are running Things that can never be figured out We're even guilty of resolving to pout Things which pull your mind through your ears Harshness makes us wise even in younger years Things which leave hearts as gloomy as Autumn Cause even the modest mouse to rise from the bottom
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