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There's a place called home round the weeping tree a place in time left alone that place is always free wrapped in the shade of oak the ground cool at midday softly the wind spoke as the spring branches swayed there in the dirt, our futures were drawn sketched at the dawn of youth in those days, the sun had not yet gone under the earth, forever from truth
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