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Introduction

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Introduction

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Somewhere the children are out there playing

In the flower garden

And just like a painted doll

This could fall

The future's yours today

For just like a wild rose

Growin' in every garden

They're lookin' for someone

To show them the way

The flower children are the garden of today

And the rain is the tears

That are fallin' down

>From the angels above

To let them grow

In peace and love

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