| Levon bears his war wound like a crown
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| He calls his child Jesus
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| 'Cause he likes the name
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| And he sends him to the finest school in town
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| Levon, Levon likes his money
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| He makes a lot, they say
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| Spends his days countin'
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| In a garage by the motorway
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| He was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas day
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| When the New York Times said «God is dead
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| And the War’s begun»
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| Alvin Tostig has a son today
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| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| And he shall be Levon
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| In tradition with the family plan
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| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| He shall be Levon
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| Levon sells cartoon balloons in town
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| His family business thrives
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| Jesus blows up balloons all day
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| Sits on the porch swing, watchin' them fly
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| And Jesus, he wants to go to Venus
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| Leave Levon far behind
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| Take a balloon and go sailin'
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| While Levon, Levon slowly dies
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| He was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas day
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| When the New York Times said «God is dead
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| And the War’s begun»
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| Alvin Tostig has a son today
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| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| And he shall be Levon
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| In tradition with the family plan
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| Whoo! |
| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| He shall be Levon
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| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| And he shall be Levon
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| In tradition with the family plan
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| Whoo! |
| And he shall be Levon
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| And he shall be a good man
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| He shall be Levon |