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Pennies
00:40
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I reach down for a pennies on the ground
Run my thumb acrossed Lincoln's monument
Albiet that its just one cent
Maybe it is meant to be
A harbinger of fortune sent to me
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3. |
A Valley Cottage Story
02:31
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Bipedal Naval Orange
02:09
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Bipedal naval orange
In a candy apple haven
See him ambling down the street
Moving what the good lord gave him
He's been through it and back
And his shoes are worn and tattered
But his heart is stout and tough
Like a Buffalo New York bladder
Aren't you glad
That you've got 2 of your own,
And you alone can take the step?
To get to where your heart calls home?
Theres still time left
Sometimes this world is scary
Ghosties ghoulies out to haunt you
If you get up on your feet
The less they'll come and try to daunt you
So go on and get out
And follow your blisters
Let them take you where they may
They'll be your kind and caring sisters
Aren't you glad
That you've got 2 of your own,
And you alone can take the step?
To get to where your heart calls home?
Theres still time left
Aren't you glad
That you've got 2 of your own,
And you alone can take the step?
To get to where your heart calls home?
Theres still time left
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