| Walks along the echoing pavement
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| Either the rich man or the poor
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| With a radiant look and barefoot
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| One is a sage, the other is a tramp
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| Nobody knows why
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| His soul is like a ray
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| God alone knows
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| Where has love found its home?
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| "Crazy" - everyone says
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| And he is his bread and water
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| Divides with everyone he meets
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| An eccentric for many, sees the world wrong
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| The eccentric forgives evil
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| And therefore measures actions with one good
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| The eccentric will give his last penny
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| Save from the sad sum
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| Accepting trouble is not given to everyone
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| Give for so, not borrow
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| And do not tease who is deaf and dumb,
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| And I would be happy then
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| To make such an eccentric a friend
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| The star of good deeds does not go out
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| Heavenly forces to you, good man
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| "Crazy" - everyone says
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| And he is his bread and water
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| Divides with everyone he meets
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| An eccentric for many, sees the world wrong
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| The eccentric forgives evil,
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| And therefore measures deeds with one good
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| The eccentric will give his last penny
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| weirdo
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| "Crazy" - everyone says
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| And he is his bread and water
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| Divides with everyone he meets
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| An eccentric for many, sees the world wrong
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| The eccentric forgives evil
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| And therefore measures actions with one good
|
| The eccentric will give his last penny
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| The eccentric will give his last penny
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| The eccentric will give his last penny |