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I wonder how it must be like,
If someone tucked me in to sleep...
Gently give me butterfly kisses,
Maybe, I wont have to count my sheep.
I wonder if the Lord can hear-
My prayers every night...
And all the wishes that I make,
On stars that shine so bright...
I wonder if I'll ever have,
A mom to make my toast...
A dad to teach me how to fish-
And grannies to love me most!
I wonder if I'll ever have...
A family to call mine.
I'll promise God I'll be so good.
Any family would be fine!
I guess for now, I'll pray again...
and try to count my sheep...
Maybe, someday, I will be heard...
Before I go to sleep....
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