When I was a child
Ladybugs would fly to me.
They would land on my arm
And whisper little secrets in my ear
Of things I would become:
A kind man
And gentle of mind,
A man of spirit
That could close great divides.
And gentle of mind,
A man of spirit
That could close great divides.
But I don't feel that big.
In fact, as I sit in the grass
And talk to you.
I feel like a tiny ladybug
On someone else's arm
And your ear is most important to me
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