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Lydia's Theme (Season 1)
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Walking around the neighborhood with kitties in tow
She loves them all
It might be still summer, she says it smells like the fall
It’s spider season you better know
She opens her sketchbook to a brand new page
Stops and thinks of what she’ll create
She considers the subject, the color, and form,
and her creativity takes shape
Sometimes the world gets her down
With all the evil that she’s found
And she worries what the future might eventually bring
But at the end of the day
She closes her weary eyes
And Mr. Otto curls up by her side
Her banner still reads
FEMINIST KILLJOY
So you know that she’ll be alright
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Audacity Loop
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I Tried
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The Doubting Disease Portland, Oregon
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