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My Anon (My Maria)
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>Be on vacation in Apploosa.
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>Taking in the sights,
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>Indulging in good country cooking,
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>Hitting up the casino over on the Buffalo Reservation,
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>All-in-all a good week so far.
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>You even bought yourself a black stetson and one of those giant belt buckles.
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>Visiting a historic mission, from the first Apples to settle the area.
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>Suddenly the doors close behind you, leaving you alone in the candlelight.
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>A purple portal opens and a familiar yellow pegasus steps into the room.
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>She's got a guitar, and is strumming along.
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>You back up to the door, but find it locked.
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>Panicking, you hear her begin to sing.
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>My Anon,
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>don't you know we've come a long, long way?
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>I been longin' to see ya,
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>When you're around you take my breath away.
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>Sweet Anon,
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>You'll surely fall for my disguise.
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>I'm a lonely dreamer with my eyes fixed on my prize
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOooo-o-o-on!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOoon I love you!
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>My Anon,
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>Mine was a cold and lonely bed.
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>Just my thoughts about you turn my face flushed 'n' red.
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>Crazy human, you're so stong when you take hold of me
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>You drive me crazy wond'rin how my life could be.
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>You are the one who sets my- LOINS ON FIRE!
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>You treat me so rough, Anon- TAKE ME TODAY!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOooo-o-o-on!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOoon I love you!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOooo-o-o-on!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOoon I love you!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOooo-o-o-on!
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>AnoooOOOOOOOOOoon I love you!
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>You stare at each other in the silence and candlelight
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>"Um, Anon?"
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...
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>"Is 90's Country your fetish?"
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>That night you carry fluttershy deep into the backcountry.
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>The sun-kissed rocks of the mesas keep the two of you warm as you make love with only the coyotes and the moon as witness.
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>Today was a Brooks and Dunn kind of day.
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Applesong (Edelweiss)
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>Slowly the aged stallion climbs the familiar path.
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>How many times in his youth had he scaled this mountain?
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>When the family had settled Ponyville, he had remained only a few years.
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>It was the Apple Family way, after all, to spread across the land.
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>He had finally settled here, in what was then wilderness, and had named the mountain himself.
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>Land had been tilled and planted, Buffalo warded away or bought off.
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>And eventually the family began to prosper, and a real town came to be.
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>All because of one stubborn Apple, a seed in rocky soil.
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>But that was so very long ago.
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>He had left most of his things at his last nights camp, bringing only what he felt necessary.
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>His usual clothes
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>His walking stick
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>His favorite hat
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>And a photo album
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>As he reached the gentle crest of the summit, he sat down.
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>The sun would soon set, he wouldn't make it down.
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>But that was how he planned it.
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>He laid out the photo album before him, and the memories came flooding back to him.
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>Seeing a picture of his family and their wagon, and old melody floated on the wind.
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>How did it go? Its been so long..
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>Staring out over his orchards far below, the words came to him.
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>After a pause, he softly lifted his voice to the mountains.
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(To the tune of "Edelweiss")
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree,
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Every morning you greet me.
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Tall and strong, won't be long
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'til you no longer need me.
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Fruit bearing bough, may you bloom and grow;
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Bloom and grow forever!
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree,
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Bless my Family forever!
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree,
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Today, you no longer need me.
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Leaving home, find your own
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Someday you shall succeed me.
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Fruit bearing bough, may you bloom and grow
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Bloom and grow forever!
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree
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Bless my Family forever!
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>His father had taught him that song, and his sister too.
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>He wanted them to spread their roots across Equestria.
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>So that no Apple would ever be alone.
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>But now was a time for solitude.
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>He had long ago penned his own final verse.
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree
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I hope you never forget me.
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Spread and grow, row by row,
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Be kind, when you recollect me.
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Fruit bearing bough, may you bloom and grow,
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Bloom and grow forever!
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Apple Tree, Apple Tree,
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Bless my Family forever!
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>He laid down in the Alpine grass, a smile on his face.
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>A voice called to him, as the world slowed.
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"Granddad!" Braeburn called, rushing towards him.
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>As his grandson took his hoof, he looked up and smiled.
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"An Apple is never alone!" he whispered, and closed his eyes for the last time.
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