Dear Prudence
Embrace the Dawn: Dear Prudence's Invitation to Life
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Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence
Won't you come out to play?
Invitation to join in
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence again
Greet the brand new day
Welcoming a new day
The sun is up, the sky is blue
Commenting on the weather
It's beautiful, and so are you
Complimenting Prudence's beauty
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence once more
Won't you come out to play?
Invitation to play reiterated
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence again
Open up your eyes
Encouragement to open one's eyes metaphorically
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence once more
See the sunny skies
Encouraging Prudence to see the positive
The wind is low, the birds will sing
Noting calm weather and inviting enjoyment
That you are part of everything
Highlighting interconnectedness with nature
Dear Prudence
Reiterating the call to open one's eyes
Won't you open up your eyes?
Encouraging observation of surroundings
Look around, around (round, round, round)
Emphasizing looking around
(Round, round, round, round, round)
Repetition for emphasis
Look around, around, around (round, round)
Further emphasis on observing surroundings
(Round, round, round, round, round)
Repetition for emphasis
Look around
Continued emphasis on observation
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence
Let me see you smile
Requesting a smile from Prudence
Dear Prudence
Asking Prudence to smile innocently
Like a little child
Describing clouds in a positive way
The clouds will be a daisy chain
Asking for a smile again in light of positivity
So let me see you smile again
Addressing Prudence once more
Dear Prudence
Requesting to see Prudence smile
Won't you let me see you smile?
Repeated request to see Prudence smile
Dear Prudence
Invitation to play reiterated
Won't you come out to play?
Requesting participation
Dear Prudence
Welcoming a new day again
Greet the brand new day
Commenting on the weather again
The sun is up, the sky is blue
Complimenting Prudence's beauty again
It's beautiful, and so are you
Reiterating the beauty of the day
Dear Prudence
Addressing Prudence once more
Won't you come out to play?
Invitation to play reiterated
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