| the natural cards revolve ever changing
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| seeded elsewhere planted in the garden fair grow trees, grow trees
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| tongues of the sheer wind
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| setting you foot where the sand is untrodden,
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| the ocean that only begins
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| listen a woman with a bulldozer built this house now
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| carving away the mountain whose name is your childhood home
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| we were trying to buy it buy it buy it someone was found killed there all bones bones dry bones
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| earth water fire and air
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| met together in a garden fair
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| put in a basket bound with skin
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| if you answer this riddle
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| you’ll never begin
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| born in a house where the doors shut tight
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| shadowy fingers on the curtains at night
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| cherry tree blossom head high snow
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| a busy main road where I wasn’t to go
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| I used to sit on the garden wall
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| say hello to people going by so tall
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| hallo to the postman’s stubbly skin
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| hallo to the baker’s stubbly grin
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| mrs thompson gave me a bear
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| brigitte and some people lived upstairs
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| skating on happy valley pond
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| various ministers and guards stood around
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| the ice was nice hallo the invisible brethren
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| and there was a tent you played cards with the
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| soldiers in, don’t worry we won’t send anyone
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| after you they screamed
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| but me and licorice saw the last of them one
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| misty twisty day
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| across the mournful morning moor motoring away
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| singing ladybird, ladybird what is your wish
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| your wish is not granted unless it’s a fish
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| your wish is not granted unless it’s a dish
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| a fish on a dish is that what you wish
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| earth water fire and air
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| met together in a garden fair
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| put in a basket bound with skin
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| if you answer this riddle
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| you’ll never begin |