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Cereal boxes
She dreams of cereal boxes
with happy faces
She likes to think she opens them
In some magical faraway places
She holds these cereal boxes
Oh so tight
'Cause sometimes the thought of them
Gets her through the night
She loves the idea of those cereal boxes
Because she always gets the prize
And she thinks that maybe
It can fill her up inside
So she eats a lot
Until she's full
But those tricky cereal boxes
They have her in their pull
And so she's dreaming now
And so she's screaming now
She's begging pleading now
And she's wondering how
How did her happy thing
How did her fake safety thing
Become such an awful thing
She loved those cereal boxes
And she yearned for the prize
She ate all her dreams
'til it killed her inside.
- Jason 7:59pm · April 10, 2004
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