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Strawberry Farms

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Strawberry Farms

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Summer comes laughing to Strawberry Farms

Have you ever been there where the wind never blows

Summer comes early to strawberry farms

Oh, the sun always shines but an orphan can't go.

My mother is dead, she doesn't care where I go

My father left a long, long time ago

I had me a frog he never whined or cried

I kept him in my pocket and he died

Summer comes laughing to Strawberry Farms.

Bobby had a brother he got killed in the war

I asked him but he didn't know what for

My mother was pretty she had long black hair

Once she promised me a Teddy Bear.

Summer comes laughing to Strawberry Farms

Have you ever been there where the wind never blows

Summer comes early to Strawberry Farms

Oh, the sun always shines and things don't die...

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