How simple, quiet, without speeches,
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A common question has been solved:
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My house is now nobody's
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Sentenced - going to be demolished.
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Another day - and the roof off the shoulders,
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The caterpillar clang will crawl.
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In the wasteland, where the walls lie down,
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Arrange logs dance.
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Arrange logs dance.
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Chorus:
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Where is the white dove on the pole
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Where in May is an apple tree in a veil,
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Where by the sound of broken glass -
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Look - swifts from around the corner,
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Where along the stretched string
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Dancing shadows on the wall
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And draws, draws a child's hand
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The boundaries of the world from the attic.
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Not a house - a ship upside down.
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One - and you are no longer a fleet.
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Big broken window
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His toothless mouth screamed:
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"There is no one else to guard here
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Polka-dotted cotton night!..
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And on the grass, as it was, lie down,
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And fly somewhere away."
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And fly away somewhere."
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Chorus:
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Where is the white dove on the pole
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Where in May is an apple tree in a veil,
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Where by the sound of broken glass -
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Look - swifts from around the corner,
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Where along the stretched string
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Dancing shadows on the wall
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And beckons, beckons to the porch
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Caucasian captive face.
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What is conceived here then -
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Be blessed three times!
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Of course home, of course home
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Will build here someday.
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Frame wrapped in concrete
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The eyes of the windows are in all directions.
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“Where is that one?.. And where is he?..” —
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In the spring, starlings will be seen.
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In the spring, starlings will be seen.
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Chorus:
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Where is the white dove on the pole.
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Where in May is an apple tree in a veil.
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Where by the sound of broken glass -
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Look - swifts from around the corner.
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Where along the stretched string
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Shadows dance on the wall.
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And quietly, quietly the stick-ladder
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Lives under the arm of the attic.
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Lives under the arm of the attic.
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Lives under the arm of the attic.
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Lives under the arm of the attic. |