| Three o' three, the seconds they are sequins
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| And the minute string, raveled 'round the mannequin
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| Of formless space, a party line at last that we can
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| All embrace — and segue to the burning masses!
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| Ten to eleven, don’t question, just get in
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| I think that we are losing a way
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| Westie… You cannot drum!
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| Half past noon, visualize a centaur baying
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| At the moon, his profile is a silver circle
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| Brings to mind the portraits on the coinages and
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| Lincoln’s beard, and why’s he got a horse’s body?
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| (Griffin, a cruiser)
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| You’ll love her, you’ll lose her
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| I think that we are losing our way
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| Westie… You cannot drum!
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| Five-nineteen deluded like a Dixie-Crat
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| I don’t ya
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| Clog latrine, and clean it like a Dixie-Crat
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| And deck the halls with spirulina
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| Dry route to Devon
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| So great, like Heaven
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| I think that we are losing a way
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| Westie… You cannot drum!
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| No, Westie… You cannot drum! |