| He hates himself, but loves the robe he wears, he drapes himself,
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| the cold has yet to come
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| His heart swings to the waves beneath the hull, he dreams of love,
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| but love has left his world
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| He spends himself boiling his ethanol fine, he shares it all and leads us to
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| sing…
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| Toorali Oorali Oorali Oorali, aye
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| He says «Dreams are richer than life, so sleep whenever you can,»
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| I know I shouldn’t repeat this, but I’d love to take my Queen’s neck and then
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| shout «OFF WITH HER HEAD!»
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| And paint a cross with her blood
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| Comparing the one she drew with mine
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| Well they look the same, they’ll always be the same
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| And we sang toorali addity and we sang toorali aye, I’m reborn in criminal
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| empathy, or rather, a blade to the throat
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| Toorali Oorali Oorali Oorali, aye
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| Death is my holiday from being alive, as I leave old England behind |