Dunce Cap
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Dunce Cap
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The first time I saw you
I knew what I knew
That I could be nowhere without you
Workin' on songs
Til my fingers were blue
Determined you'll know
They're about you
And if I could fly
And if you would stay for a
Little while
And I'm almost grown
I'm on my own
It's the right time to listen
A liar can learn
Are we almost home?
Are we almost home?
A place in the sandbox
The man on the moon
Is dancing like there's no
Tomorrow
Nails on the chalkboard
I'll clean up my room
A corner to sit in my sorrow
But I think I could fly
If you would stay for a little while
And I'm almost grown
I am on my home
It's a fine time to listen
A liar can learn are we almost home?
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