Ensamble Foreecast
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Ensamble Foreecast
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Who said, "Tomorrow would be raining?"
Got all wrong
This umbrella is now useless!
"No one knows the future" is what an easy word
Having such an attitude, can you get through March 28th?
Sunny day, Rainy day, Cloudy day
Anything is good, no matter what falls
Here are the twenty-eight weather forecasters
Hello tomorrow,
Going well? Any luck?
It's a long road ahead
How many goodbyes are there more?
Hello,
No one knows tomorrow?
Not really
Those forecasters aren't riddled by such a cliché at all
Wishing any prediction to come true, like three of them
My loving prophets, in all, twenty-eight
Here comes tomorrow
Be ready for a journey
Our future rides on this portable forecast
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