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When my school closed, I was in 5th grade, We all stood outside with balloons. The older kids understood, The younger ones just played The principal made a speech to say How wonderful this place had been And the amazing things we'd do someday. They played a couple songs through stereo I can't remember which one's by name But the ending, I do remember just the same Each of us with a balloon, released that day. But the story you didn't know was one I've never said I untied my string, quickly, the balloon floated away. I ran to the classroom, and cut it up Thirteen pieces for thirteen classmates. Waiting for everyone to come But, wouldn't you know, no one came. I kept my piece for many years Throwing it out all but recently My meaning was left at Saint Mary's And none have heard that until today.
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 1:31 AM UTC
Saint Mary's
When my school closed, I was in 5th grade, We all stood outside with balloons. The older kids understood, The younger ones just played The principal made a speech to say How wonderful this place had been And the amazing things we'd do someday. They played a couple songs through stereo I can't remember which one's by name But the ending, I do remember just the same Each of us with a balloon, released that day. But the story you didn't know was one I've never said I untied my string, quickly, the balloon floated away. I ran to the classroom, and cut it up Thirteen pieces for thirteen classmates. Waiting for everyone to come But, wouldn't you know, no one came. I kept my piece for many years Throwing it out all but recently My meaning was left at Saint Mary's And none have heard that until today.
ryan-maroni
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 1:31 AM UTC
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