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Moonlit Sonata
Tapping, tapping at the keys
 Make the right sound, please please please!
 Each tap is a gamble
 A challenge, at least, I can handle
 Pressing the keys with the tips of my fingers
 The end of a sweet melody lingers
 Every new sheet of notes is a riddle
 I bite my lip and press the key in the middle. 
 It sounds right; so I keep on going
 And while I play, the music keeps flowing
 After a while, my fingers press the keys automatically 
 And then my thoughts are free. 
 My mind wanders off to places it’s never been
 And I find myself thinking about what it must be like to have a twin
 Or who invented drawing, and how?
 What would happen if I discovered a new color?
 What would happen if I turned into an aardvark right now
 What if I had a llama for a mother?
 I then find myself at the end of a song
 And I think to myself, that didn’t take long
 I shrug my shoulders, and turn the page
 And then pretend I’m on a stage 
 And all the people in their shining gowns of gold
 Are clapping at my playing, lo and behold! 
 Shouting, ‘Encore! Encore!’ 
 I humbly smile, then play once more
 The king and queen will shake my hand
 I’ll become famous where I stand
 All this playing through my mind
 As I play ‘Moonlit Sonata’ one more time

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