Rhinoceros
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Rhinoceros
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Planned a show
Trees and balloons
Ice cream snow
See you in June
Could have known
I would reveal
Should have known
I would conceal
Your way
She knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows how's it
She knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows
Colors show
After the moon
I should go
See you in june
Your way
She knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows how's it
She knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows
Open your eyes
To these mustard lies?
Open your eyes
To these mustard lies?
The way
She knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows, she knows how's it
She knows, she knows, she knows
And she knows, she knows
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