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Little Girl, don't dream.
Once when I was little
My dad told me to dream aloud
To sing of lands far away
and stand apart from the crowd
Once when I was little,
My mom sang to me at night
She sang those songs that inspired me
and gave my big heart flight
Now that i am older
My dad tells me to forget my voice
to get some job that is realistic
because in life there is no choice
Now that i am older
My Mother sings to me in daylight
Her voice is soothing like summer rain
And though my dad still hates my guts,
I know it with be okay.
Cause with this voice I will make a change.
With this Voice it will be alright.
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