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A DAY LAYE"Every dawn of our lives a heart is forged and. Linked with lore to one so similar. Born with blessed life dust. Stored beneath its soul. To bless and pass onto its children. Even though the wind may blow it all away. Don't ever worry 'cos I'm your friend.

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