Children's Fantasy
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Children's Fantasy
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There she stands, her eyes to the sky
I see a girl sent by the breeze
She is wearing a blue-yellow satin
And looks as though she's easy to please
Now I want so much to meet her
I should before the time slips away
Her name I'd ask while I would greet her
And say it's such a beautiful day
We can climb a dirty mountain
And still our hands be clean
Running underneath a rainbow
A children's fantasy
We walked along, our hearts full of gladness
We talked about the much younger days
The happy times, and then there was sadness
And times we're bored and then be amazed
We climbed the dirty mountain, yeah
Running underneath a rainbow
A children's fantasy
A children's fantasy
A children's fantasy
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