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If I Lose Lennie Monologue
We all have dreams
Our dreams
They remain dreams
We do not pursue our dreams alone,
We have someone by our side
Someone who is close to us
Who reminds us that we have someone
When we have dreams,
The future seems brighter
In my dreams,
I see a farm
It is our own place
No one around to tell us what to do
We have a place,
A place of our own
Lennie will be safe,
He will be happy
There will no longer be fear
Lennie,
He is that someone,
Always by my side,
Reminding me we have each other
He is my best friend
We dream of our place,
The rabbit he is going to tend
This is the dream we will make come true
If I ever lose Lennie,
Our dream would vanish away

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