Tree lined Street
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Tree lined Street
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So nice living on
A tree lined street
It's so beautiful all year round
In the summer
When the leaves are green
In the fall
With all the leaves
On the ground
And like the season
We must be going
Destination unknown
It's so fine walking down
My favorite street
You know the one
With all the little buildings
In the winter
With the snow and the sleet
In the springtime
With all the little children
To see them playing
To watch them growin'
Destination unknown
This may be the last time
We ever see this place
This may be the last time
We ever see their faces
Take a good look around you
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