| On Temple Street
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| Thinning crowds disperse among the dripping hedges
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| A little blurry at the edges
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| Up in your suite
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| Replete amid the juggled slumber never knew
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| Whose number could be up next
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| And you talk about our time together
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| And it seems so long ago
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| How’d you ever get to be so enchanting and so low?
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| I know
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| You’d better pack up and go
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| On Temple Street
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| The ambulance advances through the teeming night
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| So medical in rd and white
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| And at your feet
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| The servants bow and scrap seeking gratitude
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| As you adjust your altitude
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| And you talk about our time together
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| All the hours that you used
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| How’d you ever get to be so enchanting and so low?
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| I know
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| After all that you’ve refused
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| Beware the cinder that glows
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| It’s burning more than you suppose
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| On Temple Street
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| The morning starts in rain along the garden paths
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| Laughing in the aftermath
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| On Temple Street
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| Thinning crowds disperse among the dripping hedges
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| Little blurry at the edges
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| Temple Street
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| Temple Street
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| Temple Street |