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Sarah, Charlotte, and Little Pete Wander down the tree-lined street Toward Listwood playground's swings Charlotte hums and Sarah sings Peter talks without a breath Bores his  listeners half to death For they don't know his special speech "I weawwy weawwy twy to weach" "Weach fow da staws, it's hawd as heww To say the aw sound owa fowm an ew" + R's and L's are not his forte But that won't stop him from trying to say Whatever is flitting through his mind And my boy Pete is oh so kind My children make me proud as hell And every day my love will swell Pushing swings beneath the stars Then hanging from the monkey bars Then up the pole and down the slide Then home with these three by my side Their Daddy loves them so much more Than anything he's loved before Except, perhaps, for their mother I love these four more than any other
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 10:24 PM UTC
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Sarah, Charlotte, and Little Pete Wander down the tree-lined street Toward Listwood playground's swings Charlotte hums and Sarah sings Peter talks without a breath Bores his  listeners half to death For they don't know his special speech "I weawwy weawwy twy to weach" "Weach fow da staws, it's hawd as heww To say the aw sound owa fowm an ew" + R's and L's are not his forte But that won't stop him from trying to say Whatever is flitting through his mind And my boy Pete is oh so kind My children make me proud as hell And every day my love will swell Pushing swings beneath the stars Then hanging from the monkey bars Then up the pole and down the slide Then home with these three by my side Their Daddy loves them so much more Than anything he's loved before Except, perhaps, for their mother I love these four more than any other
---------------------------------------------------- + I really really try to reach Reach for the stars, it's hard as hell to say the R sound or form an L.
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 10:24 PM UTC
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