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Fairyland

Come, little children Follow the fairy To a world of fantasy Leave on your PJs Sneak out the window Leave your parents behind No more rules No more yelling Not here, not ever She really is beautiful The fairy from the window Who beckons them away She reminds the children of their mothers Safe and kind And always trustworthy So they follow her The pretty fairy To the land she promises With her voice so soft She leads them away Forever and always And in the morning When the mothers come to wake Their sleeping treasures They scream They weep They curse their God Held in her arms The mother hugs her dead son Who followed the fairy to fairyland
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molly-grace
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Feb 15, 2011
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