The Bear Quartet
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World War III

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World War III

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She fell and hit her head

Where roads don't go

So a helicopter came for her

Took her up and through

The clear summer sky

Above all the colors

Down below

And she thought:

Well i guess,

This is where i ought to be right now

Out in the woods

The game of hide-and-seek

Was ended by the rain

But no one told me

Covered in moss and leaves

Ifelt real smart

Until i found myself

Alone in the dark

And when home came that thought:

This is where i ought to be right now

I want to walk into a place

And feel it's where

I ought to be always

The sole survivors

Of world war three

We were playing

In the forest

I was hiding

From you who had gone home

Without telling me and

I swear that sometimes it's like

I'm still out there

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