Russia
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Russia
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I visited russia and i started folding
Until in one precious doll i had hoarded
All of siberia; i said, "love, here ya
Go."
She said:
"too little too late."
A trip to the nile where i started swimming
Until i finally found the spring brimming
With god's purest water from abba the father
To heal her.
She said:
"too little too late."
I sailed to komodo, i fought with the dragons;
When it was over, their tails were wagging.
I taught them tricks, said "sit, dragon, sit."
I brought her a pet.
She said:
"too little too late."
I rode into china, i studied the wall.
And i lapped it seven times, which caused it to fall.
It spilled out our fortune, i found exhortion,
"well, here you go."
She said:
"too little too late."
She said:
"too little too late."
"too little too late."
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