| A walk on the quiet side, late in the day --
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| Don’t mean to get in anybody’s way
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| The Gods seem willing: sun’s in the sky
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| Old crows cawing as the straight crows fly
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| There was a time when love was the law
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| There was a time for the tooth and the claw
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| Last rites given, no holds barred
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| Heaven Express on my credit card
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| Now let me draw the jungle line --
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| I won’t cross yours if you don’t cross mine
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| Won’t make trouble, I don’t need no fuss
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| But I’m wounded, old and I’m treacherous
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| Allow me to draw the jungle line --
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| You cross it once, you cross some friends of mine
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| They won’t make trouble, they don’t need no fuss
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| But they’re wounded, old and they’re treacherous
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| In the crisp of evening, on sacred ground --
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| Ghosts of fathers pushing moonbeams round
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| Big cats prowling inside your head --
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| They left for China; |
| better left for dead
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| Let me draw the jungle line --
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| I won’t cross yours if you don’t cross mine
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| Won’t make trouble, I don’t need no fuss
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| But I’m wounded, old and I’m treacherous
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| A walk on the quiet side, late in the day --
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| Don’t mean to get in anybody’s way
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| The Gods seem willing: sun’s in the sky
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| Old crows cawing as the straight crows fly
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| There was a time when love was the law
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| There was a time for the tooth and the claw
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| Last rites given, no holds barred
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| Heaven Express on my credit card
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| Living mountains going to shake that town --
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| Big mother calling you from underground
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| She don’t want trouble, she don’t need no fuss
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| But she’s wounded, old and treacherous |