| Lost in the key on the fisherman’s day
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| Will we recover it, I couldn’t say
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| Black is the sea in this heavenly bay
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| All he can do now is kneel down and pray
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| There’s a boat, floating, disemboweled
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| A page is turned, and I leave
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| Giants were the trawlers who raped the seabed
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| Tons of cadavers have painted it red
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| Most of them, not graded, killed for nothing
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| Synthetic jellyfish are proliferating
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| While the uprooted coral is fading
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| There’s a flash, floating, disemboweled
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| Faraway fisherman on your frail skiff
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| The cities have vomited over the cliff
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| And you have been hit by a stray bullet
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| With all the fish that once filled your net
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| There’s a man, floating, disemboweled
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| Lost is the key on the fisherman’s day
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| Deep in the waters where he used to play
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| All he can do now is kneel down and pray
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| Under the gentle stroke of the spray
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| There are fates, floating, disemboweled
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| Lost in the key on the fisherman’s day
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| Will we recover it, I couldn’t say
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| Black is the sea in this heavenly bay
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| All he can do now is kneel down and pray
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| Fisherman’s day
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| The judgment day
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| The first of all to fall
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| Who will follow?
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| It’s the beginning of the fall |