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Lyrics The Giant Of Illinois - Andrew Bird
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| The giant of Illinois
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| Died of a blister on its toe
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| After walking all day through the first winter’s snow
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| Throwing bits of stale bread
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| To the last speck of dawn
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| He never even felt his shoe fill with blood
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| Delirious with pain
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| His bedroom walls began to glow
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| And he felt himself floating up to falling snow
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| And the sky was a woman’s arms
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| And the sky was a woman’s arms
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| A boy and dog with a clubbed foot
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| Sat next to him on his tomb
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| Once upon a summer’s day they were walking through the woods
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| They spotted a sleeping swan
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| On the beds of a muddy stream
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| They stoned it with rocks till it collapsed in the reeds
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| They laid out on the grass
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| Full with chocolate and lemonade
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| And underneath it all the giant was afraid
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| And the sky was a woman’s arms — Oh, the sky was a woman’s arms
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| And the sky was a woman’s arms |
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