| Tell me kid can you carry me home? |
| Can you winch up my terrible soul and hold
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| it?
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| Be a friend, bearing the load, ferry me off, lush, looking for lamp post,
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| lean on it
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| If you’re privy to a picketed fence perhaps a perch that is pretty and dense
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| then I want it
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| Because the once and future king is waning, we all need someone,
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| how that song went
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| Oysters and rocks, sawdust and socks, who makes clocks out of cellos, cellos
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| Time is a thief gladness and grief, cling to the leaf as the yellows yellows
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| At the very least its what they sing sweet before they send men to the gallows
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| Go make your peace and count your heartbeats before the whole earth gets
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| swallowed
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| So motion sick and sort of stuck under something slick
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| The sea and salty breeze no grip for shit, watch them slip, ick
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| What kind of candle has a wick on both ends
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| Anyway any day but this one is enemy
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| Every morning say ten of these itchy for life
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| Trying to get into some Tennessee tea
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| Trying to get into some capital T
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| Trying to make a couple memories
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| Sl-slip, sl-slither away, bitterness withers and grays, let them fade live
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| today, ok
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| We know
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| We know It’s coming home, It’s coming home
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| The heat borne from its breath blackens our throat
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| (We know)
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| Tell me kid can you carry me home? |
| Can you winch up my terrible soul and hold
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| it?
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| We know It’s coming home, It’s coming home
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| Be a friend, bearing the load, ferry me off, lush, looking for lamp post,
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| lean on it
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| If you’re privy to a picketed fence perhaps a perch that is pretty and dense
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| then I want it
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| The heat borne from its breath blackens our throat
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| Because the once and future king is waning, we all need someone,
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| how that song went
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| Please go
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| Please go
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| Please go
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| Please go
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| We picked the private pirate life We licked them spider bites and heal
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| Skipped the bright like silent nights We stack them cards just right and deal
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| Aces by the sleeve, pockets laced with kings, face cards banked
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| Paces counted to places to escape with your things. |
| Thanks
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| For the brokenest norms, motor like roving storms
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| Rain on the warm weather, winters to the muscles worn out
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| Some buy the mouth, i know that when in doubt it mumbles
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| Some try the grouch and end up with some healthy humble, ouch
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| Pity not the picador’s horse holding its ground
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| In the face, of the cretin bull with it’s shoulder’s down
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| Give unto the he the golden sea, of a hope allowed
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| For many men are made in the face of smoke and clouds
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| Fear not when teardrops cascade down the fault line features in the last day
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| Even unafraid Atlas dropped axis with the faint ray he might escape that sad
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| fate
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| Don’t question when it’s closing time
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| She knows that you’re hosed, you’d be a dolt to try
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| The ambrosia you stole bring your own demise
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| And now that orange that swung low, floats a mote too high
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| Count on blades and filthy fingertips and keep an accurate log of all the
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| sinking ships
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| At hand is an abjured land of bliss to which exists for the man who can take
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| four fists
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| We know
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| We know It’s coming home, It’s coming home
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| The heat borne from its breath blackens our throat
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| (Simultaneous)
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| We know
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| --Tell me kid can you carry me home? |
| Can you winch up my terrible soul and hold
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| it?
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| We know It’s coming home, It’s coming home
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| --Be a friend, bearing the load, ferry me off, flush, looking for lamp post,
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| lean on it
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| --If you’re privy to a picketed fence perhaps a perch that is pretty and dense
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| then I want it
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| The heat borne from its breath blackens our throat
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| --Because the once and future king is waning, we all need someone,
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| how that song went
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| Please go
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| Please go
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| Please go
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| Please go |