Mandaughter
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Mandaughter
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Faster, faster! They'll catch you soon!
Jump in the well!
The trees have been singing
about you too long
Why do you always have
to give the show away?
The rivers ran the
wrong way this year
And the pipes were filled
And the tanks were filled
And the locks were destroyed
And the corners suprised them
When they poured the green drops in the fluid
Watch through the upper portholes
See them arrive - Lose your head
Make use of clay
Make use of straws
When they poured
red drops in the fluid
Make use of clay
Make use of straws
Do not pick the green,
do not pick the red
Pick the blue one
Which we have placed
3 crosses upon
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