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Walking


Walking side by side with that guy Trees and grass not lively green Signs way up high in the sky It blistered in my dream Playground is plain can’t you see All they hangout are the streets Large brick, no windows the will be Is this all life is, then only the shadow breaths Steep hills cross upon But one day they’ll soon be gone When you walk you soon learn not to yawn The sickened sound engine upon my ear, you’re not alone. Big four leg herbivores neck up high and nay You can just stop and smile, I assure you it just made your day.
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