| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| Death is walking down the street, carrying pancakes on a saucer
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| Who will take out - that will come true.
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| Touches the shoulder - kisses passionately.
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| Pennies will fly out of the bosom!
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| Gear wheels spun in the head
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| In a wet head under armor-piercing rain
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| Mercury boiled, swung a fist
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| Yes, only if the cross is on the chest,
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| That on the last eye - nickel.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| My dead mother came to me yesterday
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| Everyone shook her fist, called a fool
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| The pre-dawn mosquito descended on my fire
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| Yes choked with blood from my temple
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| A fool walks around the world
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks around the world
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| And today I bought balloons
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| I will fly on them over a wonderful country
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| I will swallow fluff, I will dive into the ground
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| And answer all questions: "Always alive!"
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| A fool walks in the sky
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks in the sky
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| The sun shone day and night
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| There are no atheists in the trenches under fire
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| The blind will run, the insignificant will win
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| You never dreamed of such a thing.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself.
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| A fool walks through the forest
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| Looking for a fool more stupid than himself. |