| The crazy ones come back, I see them coming,
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| they come back with sticks
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| to say that they are still crazy.
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| They went away because they believed that there
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| in the sea only the fish had fun.
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| The waves jump, the moon dances, the oars
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| they sing, all as one without melodies.
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| Crazy people quarrel, hit each other, hug each other,
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| they pull their hair out,
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| they bite on the tongue.
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| The crazy ones scream, they laugh, they jeer,
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| they get sad, they lie down in the mud,
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| count the puddles, they are very crazy,
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| they know,
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| that they are very crazy, crazy, crazy.
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| Between unlit bonfires they see each other
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| silhouettes of a woman who is crazy,
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| she who shouts phrases looking at the sky,
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| she raises her arms and kneels to fly.
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| They all look at each other because, perhaps,
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| above the clouds the crazy she saw a gray angel.
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| Crazy people quarrel, hit each other, hug each other,
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| they pull their hair out,
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| they bite their tongues.
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| The crazy ones scream, they laugh, they jeer,
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| they get sad, they lie down in the mud,
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| count the puddles, they are very crazy,
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| they know,
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| that they are very crazy, crazy, crazy. |