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Hatillo 2
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It started with a yelp then a whine. We all jumped up and ran like we were flying
The staircase out back still yet undone. You had climbed up that's where you hung.
I lifted up, my clothes so wet you'd pissed yourself when you felt death
The family cried we carried you in what once was fierce had met it's end
It's strange to me how we'll only be
The best of friends or worst enemies nothing inbetween
The family cried I mourned with them but I never was close to a friend
The family cried we carried you in what I once feared had met it's death
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It started with a yelp then a whine. We all jumped up and ran like we were flying
The staircase out back still yet undone. You had climbed up that's where you hung.
I lifted up, my clothes so wet you'd pissed yourself when you felt death
The family cried we carried you in what once was fierce had met it's end
It's strange to me how we'll only be
The best of friends or worst enemies nothing inbetween
The family cried I mourned with them but I never was close to a friend
The family cried we carried you in what I once feared had met it's death
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