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I slowly open the window And the air breezes in A world I love to know Now starts to begin On the street I see the people What stories they can tell In the distance rises the steeple Where the choir sings so well To the left I see the paper shop Mr Johnson has kept it ticking over He sells anything from eggs to a mop Just him and his dog named Rover And to the right is the book store Where literature springs to view The day you open the door Is the day you learn something new Finally across the street from me Is the pub named 'The Old Bell' You should see the sights that I see And the stories I too could tell
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 4:27 PM UTC
My Street
I slowly open the window And the air breezes in A world I love to know Now starts to begin On the street I see the people What stories they can tell In the distance rises the steeple Where the choir sings so well To the left I see the paper shop Mr Johnson has kept it ticking over He sells anything from eggs to a mop Just him and his dog named Rover And to the right is the book store Where literature springs to view The day you open the door Is the day you learn something new Finally across the street from me Is the pub named 'The Old Bell' You should see the sights that I see And the stories I too could tell
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 4:27 PM UTC
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