Apples
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Apples
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Sometimes in the springtime
I like to see the apple blossoms with you
Sometimes in the winter
I like to see the snow falling with you
Once we took apples from my grandfather's tree
But i had nowhere to plant the seed
So we baked them with sugar and we ate them
Sometimes on saturdays when it's raining we do laundry
Especially then i like to watch you fold so carefully the Clothes
Especially then i like to watch you move your fingers slow
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