| Hes out in the woods with his squirrel gun
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| To try to recapture his anger
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| Hes screaming some words at the top of his lungs
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| Until he begins to feel younger
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| But back at his desk in the city we find
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| Our trembling punch-drunken fighter
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| Who cant find the strength now to punish the length
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| Of the ribbon in his little typewriter
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| Poor fractured atlas
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| Threw himself across the mattress
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| Waving his withering pencil
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| As if it were a pirates cutlass
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| Im almost certain hes trying to increase his burden
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| He said «thats how the child in me planned it;
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| A woman wouldnt understand it»
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| I believe there was something that I wanted to say
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| Before I conclude this epistle
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| But you would forgive me for holding my tongue
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| cause man made the blade and the pistol
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| Yes man made the waterfall over the dam
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| To temper his tantrum with magic
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| Now you cant be sure of that tent of azure
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| Since he punched a hole in the fabric
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| A woman wouldnt understand it A woman wouldnt understand it |