It’s nice to be nice, it ain’t nice to be too nice
A wise man once told me about this Irish phrase
A hidden path to find my inner paradise
Without it, I could lose my soul without a trace
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A wise man once told me about this Irish phrase
To guide me back, to accept my very own way
Without it, I could lose my soul without a trace
Yet the understanding came with a huge delay
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To guide me back, to accept my very own way
First love yourself, then send out the love you feel
Yet, the understanding came with a huge delay
Just to accept this truth will always be real
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First love yourself, then send out the love you feel
A hidden path to find my inner paradise
Just to accept this truth will always be real:
It’s nice to be nice, it ain’t nice to be too nice.
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Paris Street, Rainy Day 1877 Gustave Caillebotte French artist Gustave Caillebotte was known for his cityscapes during the Realism movement. This is a large oil painting and among his best-known artworks. In the painting, individuals can be seen walking through the Place de Dublin at an intersection to the east of the Gare Saint-Lazare in north Paris. Today the painting can be viewed at the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
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Well done!