Willy Roy The Crippled Boy
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Willy Roy The Crippled Boy
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His age was seven years today
He don't know what it is to play
Each night before he goes to bed
This little prayer he always says
Now I lay me down to rest
Dear god please give me happiness
I'm praying so my dreams come true
So I can walk and play with you
His name they call him willy roy
He's just a little crippled boy
But now the tears roll down his cheeks
I wipe them off so he can sleep
Someday I hope you can go out
And play with me and walk about
I won't scold if you should cry
So soon, be good, my son good night
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