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Hunting with Daddy
Daddy told me that when I turn nine He will take me hunting all of the time We will dress up to hide ourselves And spray ourselves to hide our smells I'll smell like the woods and look like a tree And no matter how hard, the deer won't see me Daddy and me, we'll talk and we'll walk And the sun in the sky will be our big clock He said he'll show me about the shot gun So I know with Daddy I'll have sooo much fun I don't know if we'll bag us a deer But I don't care with Daddy so near Just me and my Daddy alone on the land Walking together, my hand in his hand!
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