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Grandpa's Tower by a- maryllis Tuesday, June 12, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
2004. © Daniela Violin, All rights reserved Build me a tower, Grandpa Straight up to the sky With ALL the lego in the world Build it high, high, high What kind of tower do you want? He asked me with a smile Let's build the CN Tower Can we? Can we? It'll take awhile... Oh you silly bambina Non posso fare, we can't There's not enough here, I fear Other kids need them too... I just laughed and said "I know grandpa, I love you"

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