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On my daily walk through the forest I met my friend “Robert the Squirrel”. He seemed to be confused but happy. And he told me of a young man who moved into the woods and who said “I’m going to live here forever”
We left the path and clambered through the undergrowth when Robert made me a sign to stop right here. We saw a wooden house, smoke was pouring out of the chimney. I took a closer look to see what was happening inside.
You were standing in the kitchen making dinner and singing along to a song:
Rairaida raidaidida raidaida raidaidida raidadadadadadidada
It felt so good to see you. It’s been a while now since the last time and I’d thought I would never see you again.
I was hiding behind the bushes and it relieved my mind to know that you can feel save now my dear.
Raidaida raidaidida raidaida raidaidida raidadadadadadidada
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