| I am the lonely minstrel, come reward me for my tale
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| All my comrades are insane or else they are in jail
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| And my story does not shame me, though my life is not the best
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| I have no respect for heroes, they are misfits like the rest
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| There’s no place
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| For a conqueror’s sword
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| In the mind of a man
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| Who is easily bored
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| There is no use to tell me what I hav or what I need
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| My greatest admiration are for mn who were deceased
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| And the lies that have contorted us are no excuse to lose
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| The precious time we have in life and everything we do
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| Every day
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| Makes no sense to say
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| That somebody else
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| Can make you lose your way
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| Never was another man
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| Given more than what you have
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| And if you find the one who has
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| He’ll trade his place with you just like that
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| Faster than the poet’s pen or a man with soldier’s gun
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| Are your daily thoughts and words and your fortunes, failures and your joys
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| There never was a time we could do the things that we do now
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| Things are upside down but the world seems much better somehow
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| And yet I do not feel so sad for those struck down without a reason
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| They have learned a way of life that only comes from a life of learning
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| Every piece of worth that we have come to worship and admire
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| Stands aloft beneath the cripple’s twisted bowel, pain and sorrow
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| Come and see
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| What the blind man sees
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| When he hears you speak
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| I hope you have enjoyed my song, listen one and all
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| To find that I have really told no tale to you at all
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| And I offer no apologies for anything I’ve done
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| For to see the end of useless things about us has begun
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| Then let us see
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| We were always free
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| We’re never alone
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| We never left home |