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Artist: Ic 434
Canonical path: /ic-434/allocation
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Allocation
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Allocation
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It's been a whole time now
A year or four I guess
That we stood there in the pasture
Sometimes there were even horses
We used to look at the stars
Next to the grass was a wood
A small brook flew inside
We used to shatter overthere
It's all over now
It had to give ground
Appartments were built up there
And even the brook was filled with sand
We will never enjoy that scenic view again
Who knows what will disappear
For this commerce too
We will ever know
I hear the laughing sides!
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