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At the bottom of my garden, There's a tree that stands alone, It shelters me from stormy skies And every year it's grown. Beneath the lonely tree, There's a sturdy wooden chair, I sometimes sit and sing my fears To a sky that doesn't care. Beside the sturdy bench, There's a fountain flowing free, The water seems to know the rage That overflows in me. Opposite the fountain, There's a creaky little shed, I locked my pain away in there In the hope I would forget. At the bottom of my garden, There's a world that no one sees, I go there to find solace And dream my wildest dreams.
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Apr 21, 2017
Apr 21, 2017 at 5:13 AM UTC
At the Bottom of my Garden
At the bottom of my garden, There's a tree that stands alone, It shelters me from stormy skies And every year it's grown. Beneath the lonely tree, There's a sturdy wooden chair, I sometimes sit and sing my fears To a sky that doesn't care. Beside the sturdy bench, There's a fountain flowing free, The water seems to know the rage That overflows in me. Opposite the fountain, There's a creaky little shed, I locked my pain away in there In the hope I would forget. At the bottom of my garden, There's a world that no one sees, I go there to find solace And dream my wildest dreams.
rebecca-rocker
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Apr 21, 2017
Apr 21, 2017 at 5:13 AM UTC
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