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Wild orange green trees Blowin' in the chilly wind There must be something to me That does sit and bend A bell that does not ring During a infrequent quiet bliss A dog that does not chew At the bones of harmony’s miss Loud white green mockingbird Singing in misguided hymns It’s a big sad shame to me That love don’t bend heavy at the limb No apple blossoming During that good old summer dream No façade I can find Bustin’ open at the seams Unyielding angry closed friend Yelling in the rain Sorrow seems to accompany me When I am all alone No person to keep a garden In the deep scarlet sun No deep unhappy person Has a medal that company’s won
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 3:55 PM UTC
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Wild orange green trees Blowin' in the chilly wind There must be something to me That does sit and bend A bell that does not ring During a infrequent quiet bliss A dog that does not chew At the bones of harmony’s miss Loud white green mockingbird Singing in misguided hymns It’s a big sad shame to me That love don’t bend heavy at the limb No apple blossoming During that good old summer dream No façade I can find Bustin’ open at the seams Unyielding angry closed friend Yelling in the rain Sorrow seems to accompany me When I am all alone No person to keep a garden In the deep scarlet sun No deep unhappy person Has a medal that company’s won
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 3:55 PM UTC
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