The Park
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The Park
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I remember sitting in the sandbox
And I realized it was how life's supposed to be
when I look back and see
So beautiful to me, so beautiful
Holding hands and painting pictures
Playgrounds and friends were the only necessities
when I look back and see
So beautiful to me,so beautiful
It's time to start being kids again
Where hopes are strong, where eyes are bright
To erase the prejudice, to no walls put up inside of life
I don't see why it's so hard to get along these days
It didn't seem that hard when we were kids
I wanna be a kid again, I want to play in the park
when I look back and see
So beautiful to me, so beautiful
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