| Portable television, shrouded in snow
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| In a raggedy van on the side of the road
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| The night it had frozen through my little bones
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| So, you took me in your arms, you squeezed out the cold
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| And oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Upstate New York, autumn, brightly colored leaves
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| Oh, the hills were on fire, they burn for you and me
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| And where we were going, it was built like a lie
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| But as sacred as the Bible, so we didn’t question why
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| And oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| I saw it in the soil just recently
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| Where the rows of teeth, they grow in fields of infinite greed
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| And here laid the father, and here stood the son
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| Where the road meets the horizon for everyone
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| For everyone
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| Portable television, take us away
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| From this burden of reflection we’ve carried today
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| Oh, the generator’s running but there’s nothing on the air
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| And the static is a comfort, so we huddle around and stare
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| And oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Oh, oh, oh, oh |