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| THE
SECRET GARDEN - 2004 - Photo Album |
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Prologue
"Clusters of crocus, purple and gold..."
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"High on a
hill sits a big old house
with something wrong inside it..." |
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"There's a
girl who noone sees,
There's a girl who sleeps alone" |
"I heard
someone crying,
Who though could it be?"
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"In India, my
Ayah dressed me." |
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"A man whio
came to my valley,
A man I hardly knew..."
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"Are you my
Uncle Archibald?" |
"Skip,
skipped the ladies to the master's gate..."
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| "Back again
today are you?" |
"A body has
to move gentle and speak low
when wild things is about"
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"Show me tha'
key..."
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"Might I have
a bit of earth, sir?"
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"She wants a
little bit of earth,
she'll plant some seeds..."
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"In love,
alive, and whole in Lily's eyes..." |
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"I am
Colin...I see no one and no one sees me..."
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"Comin' a
terrible storm,
Shakin' the souls of the dead...."
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Mary opens the
door to the garden. |
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"I can
arrange what he wants,
He's left it all to me..."
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"The garden's
dead...It's cold and gray..."
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"To race you
to the top of the morning,
Come sit on my shoulders and ride..."
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"How could
I know I would have to leave you,
How could I know I would hurt you so?"
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"Mary Lenox,
for as long as you will have us, ...
we are yours, Colin and I..." |
"...and this
my lovely chiild ... is your garden."
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