| There is no shape, there is no form
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| But a smoky rolling mass
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| So it billows like the sea
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| Surges overcome to pass
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| Some power exceeds muscle
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| Even the weightless can outweigh
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| Put one over in the hustle
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| Teacher becomes protege
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| And we row, on we go, through these murky water bodies
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| Little known, little shown, just a distant call of sound
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| See the couplets in the sun
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| In an alabaster hue
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| Slouched across these spangled acres
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| Rich outlandish revenue
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| See it come and see it go
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| As you find it then it’s lost
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| Far beyond the holding hand
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| In a pipe dream double-crossed
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| And we row, on we go, through these murky water bodies
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| Little known, little shown, just a distant call of sound
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| 'O limp wristed god, limp wristed god
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| Don’t you know I’m not at a fault in your weakened arms
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| Sent off at a breathless pace
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| Softened come the fall from grace
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| 'O limp wristed god, limp wristed god
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| Don’t you know I’m not at a fault in your weakened arms
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| Knocking on your window is a cavalcade
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| Pleading for relief, a call to aid |