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Sunny Hours

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Sunny Hours

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Come out to see that

The clouds, went away

You are sorry

To leave your place

Make it up your sumer time

You had to waste

Run away to a better place

Where you can hide

Floating

You wish

To glide above those trees

But when

You come down

You´ll miss the sky and everything

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