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Julianne
04:48
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Julie,
Everyone's talking on the phone with you-
-ur relentless, open ears
boundless, open arms.
Hairspray! Julianne is going out.
Work hard to play hard.
Unyielding drive and resilience.
Does well to mean well
to be well. To be well.
Selfless
White lies
well-meant
essence, decadence
generous presence
intense
Made of glory.
Julie,
Everyone's smiling on the phone with you.
Everyone loves to see your point of view.
Cheerful, open heart.
Gentle kindness.
You, the light and life to my father,
guiding sherpa,
to take care. To be care.
To be care.
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Richard
02:46
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Richard is my father,
a son, a jokester, friend, and brother.
The light and life to my mother,
He rises with the dawn.
Richard praises family,
the gods of golf, wine and duty.
A disciple of love and beauty,
He tells me, "We'll always have a beanbag for you."
I am Richard's daughter,
lifted through his eyes,
the honor of a humble, dedicated father,
I pick up stuff with my toes.
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Kilikili San Diego, California
Kilikili is the original music of Lexi Pulido, a San Diego-based vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and composer.
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