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Fear itself's a dear old friend of mine
For he and I have danced a waltz or two. I gaze upon my son and there I find That he has brought Fear back to me anew. This wonder child will always have my love Through days of "no" and future teenage lust. I know he's come to me from up above And I'm a fool creating such a fuss. I'm sure that other daddyies feel the same And theirs will also keep the clouds away. Some moments seem just like a picture frame, But life goes on; he grows more day by day. Please tell me someday fear itself will go. Old feet can only dance so long, you know?
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