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Three Hills

we three hills we get our thrills

watching mountains grow and valleys fill

rain becomes rivers, lakes from melted snow

tiny little seeds from which great trees grow

sky has always been here, the sun always comes

except for that time, when we jumped the gun

we have seen the others, who died in haste

when there are so many hungry and so much to waste

the earth spins in cycles, famine and feast

time for all men, time for all beasts

soon the world will crumble and we will have to swim

in the crystal clear waters that the three hills kept in

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