| And the loneliest man shall look to his left
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| Know that his brother holds two buttons left
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| And smiles to himself, for his shirt still holds three
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| Buttons on a finely sewn sleeve
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| And the tea that I drink is tepid, not warm
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| And the holes in my tent shall reveal some fine storm
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| And the tent next to me is a sheet tied to a tree
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| Come on sweet brother, and crawl in with me And he crawled in and slept, almost immediately he slept
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| Placed to the bonding wraiths, I couldn’t have handled it if he had wept
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| In the morning seems calm, and we go our separate ways
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| Carrying the mark of a snake to the end of our days
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| Whoa the world is a round clump of ice
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| Floating through space like a ram on a clump of ice
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| Come on sweet brother, and dance with the shadow
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| Come on sweet brother, and dance with the shadow
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| Come on sweet brother, and dance with the shadow
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| With me, with me, with me, with me With me, with me, with me, oh, oh, with me |