Walla Walla
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Walla Walla
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Hi my little naked man
I saw you there looking sad
Face so lost, petrified
Timid twitch in your wide eyes
My oh my such strange supplies
Many spoons all in a pile
Did you bend ‘em with your mind?
Precious precious right right right
Honey honey, don’t you cry
It’s a ruse
All these creatures are a lie
Funny bunny, it’s alright
I clap my hands
And they’re gone into the night
Wiggle toes on wicker braids
Hanging with their nails so frayed
Mini fruits all bone dry
And a cape, black tie-dyed
I bet I can make you smile
In the pools of moonlight
Watch this little trick of mine
Say with me this tiny rhyme
Honey honey, don’t you cry
It’s a ruse
All these creatures are a lie
Funny bunny, it’s alright
I clap my hands
And they’re gone into the night
Take my hand
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