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Artist: This Lonely Crowd
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Mastering The Art Of Trainning Squirrels
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Mastering The Art Of Trainning Squirrels
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Nowhere is the rose so red
and nowhere are the thorns so few
and nowhere is the couch so soft
as those our simple childhood knew
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