| You wake before the sun does
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| And quietly dress
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| Your footsteps crack open the freezing morning
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| It stings your chest
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| In winter wind you’re walking
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| Over the hill
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| Between the phone masts chasing all that yet may be revealed
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| The one who walks beside you
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| He never yields
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| Follow the tracks and verges
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| All along the fallow field
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| All along the fallow field
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| All along the fallow field
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| The field, the field, the field
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| Head to the ground, you dive down deep
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| Beneath your feet
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| The chalky halflives of a million creatures
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| Slow into sleep
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| A single bird is painted
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| Black on the snow
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| You turn your back to town, it’s
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| With you everywhere you go
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| The one who walks beside you
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| He never yields
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| Follow the tracks and verges
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| All along the fallow field
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| In winter wind you’re walking
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| Over the hill
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| Between the phone masts chasing
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| All that yet may be revealed
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| You watch the cloud go racing
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| From Truleigh hill
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| And see the skylarks hover
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| High above the fallow field
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| High above the fallow field
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| High above the fallow field
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| The field, the field, the field
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| The field, the field, the field |