Seven Past Five From Stoatshead Hill

from How to Destroy a Horcrux, Part 8 by Seven Potters

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Couldn't apparate cause I wasn't seventeen
When I'm with my favorite people on the planet, the Weasleys
We'll eat homemade strawberry ice cream
Wish all my days could be like these

Hermione arrived today at the Burrow
Bill and Charlie form Egypt and Romania respectively
We'll all have dinner in the garden
Tomorrow, we'll travel by portkey

With the Weasley's there is no such thing as wasted time
Degnome the garden or just sit around well feel so fine
The sun is shining my best friends are with me still
Seven past five from Stoatshead hill

The best times of my life I had with them
Ronald, Ginny, Percy and Bill, Charlie, George and Fred
Quidditch in the paddock on the hill
Not know what tomorrow would hold

And how can I ever repay Mrs. Weasley
For everything she's done for me, like the parent I never had
I knew that I could always trust them
Because the Weasleys rad

With the Weasley's there is no such thing as wasted time
Degnome the garden or just sit around well feel so fine
The sun is shining my best friends are with me still
Seven past five from Stoatshead hill

When I think back, those times seemed so carefree
did we know what the future held? The war ahead that lay
When I miss Fred, Hedwig or Dobby
I just think about those days

With the Weasley's there is no such thing as wasted time
Talk about our days at Hogwarts, sit around well feel so fine
The suns still shining my best friends are with me still
Seven past five from Stoatshead hill

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from How to Destroy a Horcrux, Part 8, released October 1, 2010

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