Once More, For the Dollhouse
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Once More, For the Dollhouse
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Once more, for the dollhouse
Will we ever paint the walls
Once more, for the mountains
May we find them at our door
Your dreams are so quiet
Don't you need them anymore
Someday we'll be lions
And we'll sing out to them all
One day when I'm older
Will I find out where you've gone
We swore to no strangers
Now they've crowded up our hearts
So long to the wreckage
I won't hide it if it's wrong
Someday we'll be lions
We'll be dancing as before
Your dreams are so quiet
Don't you need me anymore
Someday we'll be lions
We'll be singing to them all
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