| Jeroboam dreamed a golden dream
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| Of golden lands and golden things
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| And ivory-colored feathered wings, wings, wings
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| Voices in the honey breeze
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| Pushing on the honeybees
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| And shaping beds from fallen leaves, leaves, leaves
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| The Writer showed him all of these
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| And filled his nose with pretty things
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| And let him taste of Eden’s trees, trees, trees, trees
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| But in the Light came a warring sound
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| Of greedy blood on Hallowed Ground
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| Jeroboam and his heavy eyes made a civil war inside
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| His tongue stuck stiff behind his teeth
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| His voice got tangled in his grief
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| And Jeroboam made a thief, thief, thief
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| So the Writer penned him a different tale
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| Where proud get caught in homemade sails
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| And crave the jewels on the wedding veil, veil, veil
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| Jeroboam cried for more
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| Clutching at the temple torn
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| The Writer filled his hands with sores, sores, sores
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| So arm yourselves with empty hands
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| When looking at the Promised Land
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| And find yourself a wealthy man |