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Adulthood's hour has come to call Childhood's time has lost its thrall The clock chimes now, a tolling bell Marking the passing with every knell No more games, no time to play For fragile youth's long gone astray No hobby horses or decoder rings The time has passed for simpler things Leave your toys to gather dust Leave the playground alone to rust Be one of us, the time is nigh So hurry now, and say goodbye To innocence and naïveté Leave your hope out in the street Put away your childish things Here we have no use for dreams Imagination's a liability That clings with fervent tenacity Put it away with your childish things Here we have no use for dreams, Here we have no use for dreams.
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Mar 27, 2015
Mar 27, 2015 at 1:31 AM UTC
On Growing Up, or To A Child On The Cusp Of Adulthood
Adulthood's hour has come to call Childhood's time has lost its thrall The clock chimes now, a tolling bell Marking the passing with every knell No more games, no time to play For fragile youth's long gone astray No hobby horses or decoder rings The time has passed for simpler things Leave your toys to gather dust Leave the playground alone to rust Be one of us, the time is nigh So hurry now, and say goodbye To innocence and naïveté Leave your hope out in the street Put away your childish things Here we have no use for dreams Imagination's a liability That clings with fervent tenacity Put it away with your childish things Here we have no use for dreams, Here we have no use for dreams.
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Mar 27, 2015
Mar 27, 2015 at 1:31 AM UTC
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