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I can’t see the rainbow floating over the hillside

I can’t see the rainbow floating over the hillside.

I’m dreaming of a sailboat race at the bay

I’m dreaming of a sailboat race at the bay.

I’m reading a cheerful story at bedtime

I’m reading a cheerful story at bedtime.

They’ve planned a daytime hike along the shoreline

They’ve planned a daytime hike along the shoreline.

You’ll enjoy a peaceful seaside morning walk

You’ll enjoy a peaceful seaside morning walk.

We can’t stay inside on a sunny playday

We can’t stay inside on a sunny playday.

I’m waiting for the paint to dry on the doorway

I’m waiting for the paint to dry on the doorway.

I’ve packed a pancake lunch for playtime today

I’ve packed a pancake lunch for playtime today.

I’ve seen a floating leaf drift down the stream

I’ve seen a floating leaf drift down the stream.

The sailboat floated slowly in the deep blue sea

The sailboat floated slowly in the deep blue sea.

It’s raining again on the green hillside path

It’s raining again on the green hillside path.

She’s packing snacks for the long playtime break

She’s packing snacks for the long playtime break.

They’re repainting the mailbox at the roadway gate

They’re repainting the mailbox at the roadway gate.

You’ll see a teammate waiting by the goalpost

You’ll see a teammate waiting by the goalpost.

She’s dreaming of a daytime sailboat trip

She’s dreaming of a daytime sailboat trip.

I’m waiting for the rainstorm to fade away

I’m waiting for the rainstorm to fade away.

We’ll stay dry inside until the rain goes away

We’ll stay dry inside until the rain goes away.

She’s leading the team on a playday relay

She’s leading the team on a playday relay.

They’re cleaning the boatload after the trip

They’re cleaning the boatload after the trip.

It’s easy to hear the wind blow by the treetops

It’s easy to hear the wind blow by the treetops.

We’ll hike along the rocky seashore at daylight

We’ll hike along the rocky seashore at daylight.

We can’t hear the coach over the loud rainstorm

We can’t hear the coach over the loud rainstorm.

We’re hiking on a windy roadway near the seacoast

We’re hiking on a windy roadway near the seacoast.

They’ve painted a bright rainbow on the roadway sign

They’ve painted a bright rainbow on the roadway sign.

It’s raining softly on the green hillside trail

It’s raining softly on the green hillside trail.

It’s fun to read a story by the campfire glow

It’s fun to read a story by the campfire glow.

We’ll read a seaside story by the old oak tree

We’ll read a seaside story by the old oak tree.

I don’t like waiting when the roadway is closed

I don’t like waiting when the roadway is closed.

He don’t like to wait for the snowplow

He don’t like to wait for the snowplow.

I don’t mind waiting for the slow sailboat

I don’t mind waiting for the slow sailboat.