| Who shall arise
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| And shine and then be the one I’ve held on for?
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| How shall I seek
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| In the mists, the one who passes through back doors?
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| And way out in the fields out of town
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| Well I bump into a troubadour
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| Well he sings to the fledgling stalks of corn
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| That row under the clouds downpour
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| But who cares, I’ve got to be the one
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| Who passes through a darkened door
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| And way out in the fields out of town
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| I bump into a troubadour
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| In a hut, where the eggs turn to stone
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| And I howl, «I can’t take any more!»
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| When your heart is in Rome
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| When your scent is a thing that roams
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| When you’re tapping on a tapped out phone
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| Grecians in a Keats back rub
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| Don’t follow all the men who drowned
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| When you’re old and cold and abandoned
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| You shall feel the feeling of abandoned
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| And you’re really just stuck in the phantom of a period of time
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| Who takes the pulse of my folded palm
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| Who hears the pulse as I fold myself into your songs?
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| You are old and cold and abandoned
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| You shall feign the feeling of abandoned
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| And you’re really just stuck in the phantom of a period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time
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| A period of time, no no no no no no |