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From the peanut butter cherry, you

Must go down south, and

Descend upon a three-line one,

The first one you may find.



And then lies east of this station

Through greenleaf till gold,

And south we go and south we go

What good sakura we know!



And then leave this part a-lonely

For you must part today,

And then journey to the station

Whose namesake isn't its.



And head upon north till you find

An island full of soup, and

Go back one, and then change courses,

And then go to the one.



And go along south for the ride

You won't be disappointed

And take a stop as soon as you see

That red train a-go!



And part again, and part again

We must find one that's east-west

So long, farewell, M&M

We must find one that fits.



And after that, we subtract one

And turn south-south-south-west.

And on the second step, we say

"Goodbye to all the zazz," for



Then we descend upon fruit

And go back one whole space.

And now let's leave for the final one

We still have one more left, so



Go to the station near the zoo

The one you put in to.

Then negatively travel along the loop we say,

Oh, I'm just a random space.



"Go to the station that we screwed up

And thought it was a lid,"

And head East for your prize, beware

The taken bacon station.



And stop just before you reach it

And go south-south-west one more stop

And there you have it, hooray!

But you need to reduce the four

Down to one single station,

That's up to you, but just remember

That the centroid always counts.

From the peanut butter cherry, you

Must go down south, and

Descend upon a three-line one,

The first one you may find.



And then lies east of this station

Through greenleaf till gold,

And south we go and south we go

What good sakura we know!



And then leave this part a-lonely

For you must part today,

And then journey to the station

Whose namesake isn't its.



And head upon north till you find

An island full of soup, and

Go back one, and then change courses,

And then go to the one.



And go along south for the ride

You won't be disappointed

And take a stop as soon as you see

That red train a-go!



And part again, and part again

We must find one that's east-west

So long, farewell, M&M

We must find one that fits.



And after that, we subtract one

And turn south-south-south-west.

And on the second step, we say

"Goodbye to all the zazz," for



Then we descend upon fruit

And go back one whole space.

And now let's leave for the final one

We still have one more left, so



Go to the station near the zoo

The one you put in to.

Then negatively travel along the loop we say,

Oh, I'm just a random space.



"Go to the station that we screwed up

And thought it was a lid,"

And head East for your prize, beware

The taken bacon station.



And stop just before you reach it

And go south-south-west one more stop

And there you have it, hooray!

But you need to reduce the four

Down to one single station,

That's up to you, but just remember

That the centroid always counts.

From the peanut butter cherry, you

Must go down south, and

Descend upon a three-line one,

The first one you may find.



And then lies east of this station

Through greenleaf till gold,

And south we go and south we go

What good sakura we know!



And then leave this part a-lonely

For you must part today,

And then journey to the station

Whose namesake isn't its.



And head upon north till you find

An island full of soup, and

Go back one, and then change courses,

And then go to the one.



And go along south for the ride

You won't be disappointed

And take a stop as soon as you see

That red train a-go!



And part again, and part again

We must find one that's east-west

So long, farewell, M&M

We must find one that fits.



And after that, we subtract one

And turn south-south-south-west.

And on the second step, we say

"Goodbye to all the zazz," for



Then we descend upon fruit

And go back one whole space.

And now let's leave for the final one

We still have one more left, so



Go to the station near the zoo

The one you put in to.

Then negatively travel along the loop we say,

Oh, I'm just a random space.



"Go to the station that we screwed up

And thought it was a lid,"

And head East for your prize, beware

The taken bacon station.



And stop just before you reach it

And go south-south-west one more stop

And there you have it, hooray!

But you need to reduce the four

Down to one single station,

That's up to you, but just remember

That the centroid always counts.

From the peanut butter cherry, you

Must go down south, and

Descend upon a three-line one,

The first one you may find.



And then lies east of this station

Through greenleaf till gold,

And south we go and south we go

What good sakura we know!



And then leave this part a-lonely

For you must part today,

And then journey to the station

Whose namesake isn't its.



And head upon north till you find

An island full of soup, and

Go back one, and then change courses,

And then go to the one.



And go along south for the ride

You won't be disappointed

And take a stop as soon as you see

That red train a-go!



And part again, and part again

We must find one that's east-west

So long, farewell, M&M

We must find one that fits.



And after that, we subtract one

And turn south-south-south-west.

And on the second step, we say

"Goodbye to all the zazz," for



Then we descend upon fruit

And go back one whole space.

And now let's leave for the final one

We still have one more left, so



Go to the station near the zoo

The one you put in to.

Then negatively travel along the loop we say,

Oh, I'm just a random space.



"Go to the station that we screwed up

And thought it was a lid,"

And head East for your prize, beware

The taken bacon station.



And stop just before you reach it

And go south-south-west one more stop

And there you have it, hooray!

But you need to reduce the four

Down to one single station,

That's up to you, but just remember

That the centroid always counts.

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