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Googly Eyes
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It happened in the morning when I opened up my googly eyes
Goin through the trash, what a blessing for this guy
Water-colored paper plates and sharing glue is pretty great
Show me your stick figure babe,
I'll show you mine
Let's cut out all the things we love
Let's make trash a useful thing
Let me color your rose-colored glasses with a coat of my glitter
Trace your hand and make snowflakes out of pears
Cardboard-covered, like no other, pipe cleaner like we discovered
Maybe we could even hit a yardsale
World beware
We'll cut out all the things we love
We'll make things that children also can make just as well
How accessible -crafting is a serious political statement
Googly eyes.
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DASHpf Ann Arbor, Michigan
-pf is Michigan-based multi-instrumentalist Peter Felsman and friends. The collective's Grad School (The Album): Part 1 and I’m A Professional: Limited License, celebrate Felsman's journey towards a doctorate in social work and psychology. Think doves smoking cigarettes, singing to hummingbirds with the sweet humor of Barbara Glassman. ... more
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