| On a train sat a man with a book
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| A small bag was placed in a hook
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| He had been to a meeting yesterday to confer
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| He was almost fifty years old
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| And freshly shaved
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| And he was a businessman
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| And otherwise he was probably uninteresting
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| He sat and read about a new marketing strategy
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| Analysis until 2010
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| And then he dropped his pen on the floor
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| And then he bent down and picked it up
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| And then he hit his head against the small table
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| And boiling hot coffee trickled down through the neck that both burned and sweated
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| And he got up and shouted obscene words
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| And also shouted something about NSB
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| When the train ran into a turn, where he of course fell and slipped
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| And slammed his temple down against his PC that protruded from the bag in the hook
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| Class eeeeeen- Comfort
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| Common sense was one of his typical traits
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| But he got a crack in his skull
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| He had hit himself badly on the right hip
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| But this pain did not go away
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| For now he was lame
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| And he was a merchant man (merchant man)
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| And otherwise he was probably uninteresting (probably uninteresting)
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| And this he thought for the first time in his life
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| Then they carried him out in the ambulance car
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| And when he thought about it, he had to laugh
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| And he laughed even more when he imagined it
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| Then he hit his head against the small table
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| And boiling hot coffee trickled down
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| Via the neck that both burned and sweated
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| And he got up, shouted obscene words
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| And also shouted something about NSB
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| When the train ran into a turn
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| Where, of course, he fell and slipped
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| And slammed his temple against his PC that protruded from the bag in the hook
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| Class eeeeeen- Comfort
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| Class eeeeeen- Comfort
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| Class eeeeeen- Comfort |