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Artist: The Hoosiers
Canonical path: /the-hoosiers/impossible-boy
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Impossible Boy
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Impossible Boy
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The teller told an unusual tale
With spider words and webs
To capture all the ears they fell upon
The story of an impossible boy
Who never even knew that he was real
He cast a spell of implausible joy
Armed with only charm
Born of benevolence he waved a wand
Upon a world so consumed with the boy
That never knew even that he was real
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