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Grow Away
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1,2,3 counting on your fingers
and your ABC's
writing 26 letters to me
Walking through the trees
look what we discovered
ancient mysteries
buried under cover of leaves
i guess we'll have to wait and see
until you're older
and it's time to set you free
if you've grown away
from...
mornings in the park
you know they'll never happen
cause we're up to late
playing and a laughing
till 3
laying on a beach
waiting for an alien
the dark rift was coming....
here we are in
2013
i guess we'll have to wait and see
until you're older
and it's time to set you free
if you've grown away
don't you grow away
from me.
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