Arthur

Dionysos

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(x2) She said the rain will come again I shave my shadow and threw up a bow She said the rain will come again I cut the swing with my feet in the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet She said the rain will come again I cut the swing with my feet in the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand I can't believe this crowd of spies I can't believe this crowd of feet With their big finger eyes eating the sand

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