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The Peach Tree
Four little kids play around the old peach tree
The tree is covered with juicy fruit
They laugh together, gathered under the shade of the tree
Juice is running down their faces as they eat the peaches
Their fingers are sticky, but they don’t mind
Four best friends on a lazy summer day, how can things possibly change
Four little kids grow up
Too old to play outside together
As they grow up, they grow apart
The old peach tree is cut down
Nobody really cares, it’s no big deal
Only a stump remains
Nobody gives the stump a passing glance
As though it weren’t there, and although it isn’t much
It still holds the memories of four best friends on a hot, lazy summer day
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