| At first I saw them
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| In the bright morning light
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| A milestone on their shoulders
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| A horse at their side
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| A horse they came over
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| From the land of constant fight
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| At the corner they were waiting
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| For a winner of their size
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| Nut the managers were taking over
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| The profession of disguise
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| And they went into a rainbow
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| And they lived there for many years
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| Till one day they tried to go
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| But burning was their gear
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| Are you waiting for the take-off
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| Are you waiting for the show
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| No winner will be coming
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| You really should know
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| Neo-Nazi doom advisors sticking in the mud
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| While Hindustanian horses refuse a haircut
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| Windswept children running wild on the land
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| Lonely tele-typers ticking in Tschaikowsky’s tent
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| Pig-pink-coloured ministers are ready to drop
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| They cut down all the flowers on the way to the top
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| While frogmen encircle the Zig-Zag Cinema
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| And salvation’s sisters enter the Turkish Opera
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| Pudding-face publicity promoters call
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| For a sign on the invisible wall
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| While prophets drive past on compressed air
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| And caravans of cameras do not care
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| The boomerang battery bands-man on his sphinx-like bike
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| Is mostly from Saturday to Sunday on strike
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| While formulas go to pieces close at the ground
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| On their way down the hill all the years' round
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| Later I saw them
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| In a rusty limousine
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| A guitar on their shoulder
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| To leave the golden mean
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| Where the cleric is a clown
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| And the colours are clean
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| At the corner they were waiting
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| For a splendid slot machine
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| Which could change wine into water
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| And reality into a dream |