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There was once a town

That was not weak, nor weary

But then came a foe 

That was oh so dreary

The town lost it's zest.

It had tried it's best.

Everyone died,

No one left to cry

To say goodbye

Except for a young girl

Whose hair swirled 

And she sung a merry little tune

And she was you

 

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