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in the holler
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down where the rhubarb plays
the sedum is popping
the colors are killing it
down where the rhubarb plays
snake in the garden again
the colors are killing it
Grampa is guiding my sight
Grandma walks through the night alone
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joshua wayne hensley Indiana
*midwest songbird*
see also:
the rutabega;
forestlike
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