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Wok Inn

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Wok Inn

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let me take you to a place that no one's ever seen.

it's so far it's far away back in deep behind the trees.

i know that it won't fall

it's been there a hundred years,

trust the limbs are here one more time.

i'm telling you, walk where you won't fall.

follow me and i'll follow you,

i want to take you there.

to the place that no one's ever seen,

the moss grows on the north side of the trees,

walk through the forest at night.

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