| This little man didn’t let anybody in
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| And he fought for his life and he fought for his sin
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| And he rose and he rode from the west to the south
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| And he rose and he rode through the elements and denizens
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| This little man didn’t let anybody in
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| And he fought for his life and he fought for his kin
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| It was him it was him who wrote your name in the sky
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| It was him it was him with the sadness in the eye
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| «She's idly leafing through his diaries in hopes of finding something of
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| significance
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| Pulchritudinous and engulfed in solitude»
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| This little man didn’t let anybody close
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| And he fought for his land and for those
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| In a pinch in a way he’s a mystery too
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| And if asked he would laugh and say nothing to you
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| Every time you want to know a little more than necessary he will run and
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| Every time you want to hear a little more than necessary he’d be gone
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| Oh, the streets are closing
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| All the streets are closed
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| Oh the streets are closing
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| All the streets are closing
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| Every time you want to know a little more than necessary he will run and
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| Every time you want to hear a little more than necessary he’d be gone
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| Every time you want to know a little more than necessary he will run and
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| Every time you want to hear a little more than necessary he’d be gone
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| Every time you want to know a little more than necessary he will run and
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| Every time you want to hear a little more than necessary he’d be gone
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| Oh the streets are closing
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| All the streets are closing |