Outside the window, the viburnum is red like a fire,
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There is a barbed fence in the wire.
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Above the fence there is a tower, a strict vohra,
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Drives from the barracks to the yard.
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Chorus:
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Being barefoot is not just for us,
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On the roads, the ends of the earth,
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So I invented the island,
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called cranes.
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They don't drive there by stage.
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And chaos does not roll there,
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I smoked a plan at the end,
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And he flew to the island.
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Don't write me letters, better come,
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Maybe they'll give you a date.
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A year is sending to our forgotten paradise,
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Where pine trees grow under the sky.
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Chorus:
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Being barefoot is not just for us,
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On the roads, the edge of the earth,
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So I invented the island,
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called cranes.
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They don't drive there by stage.
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And chaos does not roll there,
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I smoked a plan at the end,
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And he flew to the island.
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Autumn has come along the sludge river,
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A friend warms up with fire.
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Trains are pulling, all to the north,
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Well, the birds are a wedge to the south.
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Chorus:
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Being barefoot is not just for us,
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On the roads, the ends of the earth,
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So I invented the island,
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called cranes.
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They don't drive there by stage.
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And chaos does not roll there,
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I smoked a plan at the end,
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And he flew to the island.
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They don't drive there by stage.
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And chaos does not roll there,
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I smoked a plan at the end,
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And he flew to the island. |