| Where she collapses into the shore
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| Pump a light bottle down, ask her for me
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| There a man lay dying in ice gasket had busted out
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| Pinned him like a vice
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| As the sun sank into repose
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| A friend knelt down listened to his dying words as he froze
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| Tell my love don’t mourn, too intense
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| I’m going down to her great good expense
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| Now the air is quiet and still
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| Wish I was back home on the knell of the hill
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| Don’t think I won’t try
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| When I close my eyes
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| Whatever the people will drive,
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| That’s what I will survive
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| All of my friends, my enemies too
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| Live in the shadows of the dirtiest fuel
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| Burns the land down the paper to ruin
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| While wind’s always whistling an infinite tune
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| Don’t think I won’t try
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| When I close my eyes
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| Whatever the people will drive,
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| That’s where I will be live
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| Don’t think I won’t try
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| When I close my eyes
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| Whatever the people will drive,
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| That’s where I will be live
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| Now so long he waits for something
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| Closing his eyelids with his face turning grey
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| When the workers cleaned up the spill
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| Sent the man home to his knell in the hill |