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Artist: Flexa Lyndo
Canonical path: /flexa-lyndo/birth-of-sara
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Birth Of Sara
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Birth Of Sara
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She was born on a day, just before Mary's day
She comes out of a tale
Sara was born female
(he thinks of her, wants her to be especially good with himself)
At first she was a flake, Princess in a galley
Like first light of the day, she's Sara without H
(tibidibidap)
(he thinks of her, wants her to be especially good with himself)
She was born on August 14!
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