The curtain will fall soon
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And, silently, the storm subsides.
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And dusk in thoughtful curtains
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Closes tired eyes.
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The fog of superstition will thicken,
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Silence blows in your face.
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And quiet silent doors
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I will close at night behind me.
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Chorus:
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I will leave worries on the dusty threshold
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And the sadness of the web will tear.
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All the drops of confusion and the staff of doubt
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I will throw grass into the green.
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Shoulders straighten out
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And it will get easier
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But I can't do much.
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Everything is somehow not complicated,
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But I'm alive and okay.
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And about nothing
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And nothing more to regret.
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Losing.
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I will go out into the arms of coolness,
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Raising the collar of his coat.
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Sigh loneliness near
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And the bird will drop its cry.
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Taking off my black felt hat,
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I lean my shoulder against the lantern.
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Covered with a palm from the wind,
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Sighing slowly, slowly, I smoke.
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Chorus:
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I will leave worries on the dusty threshold
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And the sadness of the web will tear.
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All the drops of confusion and the staff of doubt
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I will throw grass into the green.
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Shoulders straighten out
|
And it will get easier
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But I can't do much.
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Everything is somehow not complicated,
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But I'm alive and okay.
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And about nothing
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And nothing more to regret.
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Losing.
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I will leave worries on the dusty threshold
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And the sadness of the web will tear.
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All the drops of confusion and the staff of doubt
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I will throw grass into the green.
|
Shoulders straighten out
|
And it will get easier
|
But I can't do much.
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Everything is somehow not complicated,
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But I'm alive and okay.
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And about nothing
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And nothing more to regret. |