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It means there are a lot of stars.
16 years ago
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Today I would like to treat you to a song written by my sister. At three and a half years old. Which is apparently sung to the tune of some song called "Deep in the Heart of Texas".
Stars Ahana
(Note: When asked by my dad what ahana meant, she thought for a moment, then said, "It means there are a lot of stars.")
The dress is bright
The TV light
The time of tape
The chair is bright
Deep in the heart of Texas!
The quilt is gone
The quilt is gone
Hum hum hum hum hum hum!
The bird is bright
Swooping and flying
Deep in the heart of Texas!
The paper swoops into the washing machine and then into the beer
Deep in the heart of Texas!
A shirt and a flower
Deep in the heart of Texas, OK?
The phone is swooping
It has a red button that says swoop
And it says stocks
But a green button says stocks!
Clearly, this masterpiece had to be preserved for posterity. So here it is, copy-pasted straight out of the word document from 1999. XD
(Ahana has become an actual word at my house, translated to mean "a lot". As in, "Did you buy any apples?" "Yeah, I bought apples ahana.")
Stars Ahana
(Note: When asked by my dad what ahana meant, she thought for a moment, then said, "It means there are a lot of stars.")
The dress is bright
The TV light
The time of tape
The chair is bright
Deep in the heart of Texas!
The quilt is gone
The quilt is gone
Hum hum hum hum hum hum!
The bird is bright
Swooping and flying
Deep in the heart of Texas!
The paper swoops into the washing machine and then into the beer
Deep in the heart of Texas!
A shirt and a flower
Deep in the heart of Texas, OK?
The phone is swooping
It has a red button that says swoop
And it says stocks
But a green button says stocks!
Clearly, this masterpiece had to be preserved for posterity. So here it is, copy-pasted straight out of the word document from 1999. XD
(Ahana has become an actual word at my house, translated to mean "a lot". As in, "Did you buy any apples?" "Yeah, I bought apples ahana.")
ALMOST AS GOOD AS MAN OF POPSICLE.
NOT QUITE, THOUGH. I MEAN. WHEN IT'S POPSICLE, IT'S POSSIBLE, AFTER ALL.
MAN OF POPSICLE IS THE ONE DRINKING THE BEER
HE'S TOO SUUUPEEER FOR THAT.
BEER-DRINKING IS FAR TOO MANLY. ]=
Also, she is much more talented now. Stars Ahana is ten years old last month. XD
THATS PRETTY CYOOOT!!!! <3
Also
Ahana is a fancy werd. I shall start using it.
Someday ahana will be added to the dictionary. >:
Also, I dont know any spanish, so your analogy does not help me.
DICTIONARY IT MUST BE.