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Couldn't Feel Bitter
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Cotton Candy
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Oh my sweet sad Sady/I've been waiting, I've been waiting/And I ain't seen nothing frightening/No I ain't seen nothing frighting/Been hanging between these walls/But you know child that in time every night does fall.
And oh the sweet apple pie/Oh that apple of my eye/As sweet as cotton candy/Growing up on that cotton tree/Up to nothing under that apple tree/Just Johnny Appleseed and I/Just thanking our lucky skies/And thinking on our lucky skies/And thanking that cotton candy/That cotton candy/That cotton candy
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All Kinds
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Exit
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Ron Olson Vancouver, British Columbia
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