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Childhood

by Miguel Vela

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Ride you wagon till it creaks Foot impressions that you made in kindergarten Will protect you while you sleep You can play around while I fix up The Garden Nothing will hurt you I will heal your pain Nothing will hurt you I will heal your pain There's some dirty guys out there They will rip and tear and mutilate The Garden They don't have someone like me They just act all immature and all hardened Nothing can hurt you Nothing can hurt you Nothing can hurt you Nothing can hurt you Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about) Nothing can hurt you (Now theres nothing to laugh about)

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