| The painted desert
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| Can wait till summer
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| We’ve played this game of just imagine long enough
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| Wait 'till summer?
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| When I’m sure the rains have ended
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| The blooms have gone
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| Everyone killed by the morning frost
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| Is a cactus blooming there
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| In every roadside stand
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| Where the big deal is cowboy gear
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| Sewn in japan?
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| The painted desert
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| Can wait till summer
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| We’ve played this game of just imagine long enough
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| Wait 'till summer?
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| When I’m sure the rains have ended
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| The blooms have gone
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| Everyone killed by the morning frost
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| Is a cactus blooming there
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| Upon the northern rim
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| Or in the ruins of the Hopi Mesa dens?
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| You met a new friend in the canyon
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| (or so you wrote)
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| On a blanket in the cooling sand
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| You and your friend agreed that
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| The stars were so many there
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| They seemed to overlap
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| The painted desert
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| Can wait till summer
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| We’ve played this game of just imagine long enough
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| Wait 'till summer?
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| When I am sure the rain has ended
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| The blooms have gone
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| Everyone killed by the morning frost
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| Was a cactus blooming there
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| As you watched the native boy?
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| In flagstaff trailer court, you wrote the line
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| «He kicked a tumbleweed
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| And his mother called him home
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| Where the Arizona moon
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| Met the Arizona sun»
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| I wanted to be there by May at the latest time
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| Isn’t that the plan we had or have you changed your mind?
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| I haven’t read a word from you since Phoenix or Tucson
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| April is over, will you tell me how long
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| Before I can be there? |