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Lulu Skip To My Lu
The sun beamed through her window, and brightened up the air When the mornings dim moon faded, she saw stardust everywhere Her little nose softly whistled, and her eyelids gave a wink When the lampposts in the garden, had all begun to blink The sunflowers all popped up their heads, looking tall in all their poses While the tulips and the daffodils, were mingling with the roses My child woke up from her sleep, and fed water to the plants Then she sprinkled stardust on them all, to watch them all wake up and dance Peeking through my bedroom window, and watching my daughter having so much fun I had to smile when I saw my child, laughing and waving to the sun Good-bye she spoke in her meek-quiet voice, I'll see you again, Mr. Sun, real soon But I have to go to school right now, so please come back this afternoon So, when schooltime was over, and she was skipping her way back home The sun popped out to stay with her, so she would not skip back alone
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