| I colored this picture for you
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| A little girl crying in her room
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| Her mom’s just outside the door holding her head
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| And her brother’s outside shooting hoops
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| Yeah, you can see him past her windowsill,
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| but we’re not looking at him the same ever again
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| Baby what’d he do to you?
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| Come on what’s happened to you?
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| Tell mama that you’re ok?
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| May flowers
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| She won’t say a single word
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| the doctor’s gave up on her,
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| some things just can’t be cured
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| Or covered up These days she’s hardly alive
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| Uh oh, Uh oh She’s already dead in the eyes
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| Uh oh, Uh oh The house has been silent ever since.
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| Uh oh Tell me what happened to Caroline
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| Whatever happened to Caroline?
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| What ever happened to Caroline?
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| Come on!
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| Baby what’d he do to you?
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| Come on what’s happened to you?
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| Mama knows it hurts inside
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| Deflowered!
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| «When you’re on your feed again you’ll grow a resilience to those cold,
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| unrelenting showers»
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| May flowers
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| Grow taller
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| the harder April storms on the land
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| If you knew these storms were gonna come
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| I thought mothers protected their young
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| Those rainclouds are hiding your son
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| Now look at what happened to Caroline!
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| Look at what happened to Caroline!
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| Whatever happened to Caroline?
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| How do we solve a problem like
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| Uh oh, uh uh, uh oh, uh huh, uh oh you don’t.
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| Uh oh Uh oh!
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| still we’ve got to catch those clouds,
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| we’ve got to keep them down.
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| How do we solve a problem we don’t want to know about?
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| Uh oh, we don’t. |