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Even I Can't Say Why

Upside down and around the corner I get a glimpse of the girl i used to be Curly hair and crooked teeth A sparkle in her eye On a quest to answer Why? Why does the grass grow green Why does the cow say moo Why do the stars only come out at night That funny, silly little girl Is sitting here all grown up Her rose-colored glasses all scuffed up The quest is the same Why does the heart long for what it cannot have Why do we feel pain Why cant the little girls stay the same
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kai-mcc
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Jan 14, 2014
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