| Towing the line
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| I watched the host drink all the wine
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| And now she rambles
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| Through the who’s and who have not’s
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| The old man is a painter
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| Of tired sea scapes
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| Tilted adventures
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| And so my mind wanders
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| Picking at the table to cure the rot
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| Like a bird in a world with no trees
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| You were hung up there in your disbelief
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| I know I’m a hard rock to drag around
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| Love is in the early mornings
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| In the shadows under the trees
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| Not in the cuckolded ashes floating down from the rookery
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| Down here I’ll crow for you, you crow for me
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| Down here I’ll crow for you, you crow for me
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| Towing the line
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| I watched the host drink all the wine
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| And now I’m purring
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| For a drop of anything
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| Throwing stones at your window
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| You turn to me as if it’s simple
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| Why can’t you be like the blackbird
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| And sing
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| I say I’m the westerlies in Ireland
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| So decadent and violent
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| Can’t you see I’m a forager
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| Clawing at the bedrock
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| Love is in the early mornings
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| In the shadows under the trees
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| Not in the cuckolded ashes
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| Floating down from the rookery
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| Down here I’ll crow for you, you crow for me
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| Down here I’ll crow for you, you crow for me |