Riddle
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Riddle
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The wind blew south that day, if I recall. Sitting in the bottom of the well, your not afraid to fall. Staring into the sun too long never made him blind, just his colors gray.
Never Needed music that had no soul. Never needed money, on a tree it won't grow. Said he knew a man who'd never seen a firefly flickering in a full moon light!
What has ears that don't hear What has a heart that don't feel What has eyes that don't see Is that a riddle for you or me?
Blue sleepy mountains, a child at play. They asked his mother, who led him away. Well they said that he fell down in Georgia a few years ago But that he'd be back some day.
Cause he's got eyes that must see. He's got ears that must hear. He's got a heart that always felt. That that riddle was about himself.
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