| The simple joys of the earth
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| Rather than we need the Earth itself.
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| And if you understand in time
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| That life is easy, then life is easy.
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| And we stand on the banks
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| Milk rivers waist-deep in jelly,
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| And only rare crosses
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| Simple churches stick out of milk.
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| With miserable belongings on hand
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| The local people come down from the hills,
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| Until the milk turns sour
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| And you can drink and swim in milk,
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| By no means to distant shores -
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| They are not at all, distant shores,
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| And just like that, back and forth,
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| Ploppy-plumped, on a light shuttle.
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| The simple joys of the earth,
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| Such as jelly and milk,
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| Give the illusion of love
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| (give the illusion of love)
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| They are whispering something to us.
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| But it's worth sailing a little,
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| And at the same moment the Earth will breathe easily,
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| And the hollow moon
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| (and hollow moon,)
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| Squinting his eyes, he will jump over the waves.
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| My enchanted swimmer
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| Swim and you, swim and you
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| To not be alone
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| When the fog covers God's world.
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| Swim where there is no love
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| And there is no pain, and joys are simple,
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| Quietly, following people
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| And their children, whores and horses. |