| Jazz
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| Fire eating drag-queens dressed as society whores
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| Crazy two timing bitches running round
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| Ghetto blasting blasters, blasting magnificently
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| Blossoms falling from the cherry trees
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| High buildings with crippled backs circle around my dreams
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| I clutch at the greasy tails of my dreams
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| White blossom falling from the cherry trees
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| Ten bottles standing in a row military style
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| With hats pulled low over their brows
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| A thousand wasted hours
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| Skeletons entwined fucking and braying? |
| fields
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| Blossoms falling from the cherry tree
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| History repeating itself like a All the great cars of the world in one massive collision
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| All the doctors swallowed up by one incompetence
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| All the great theorists and teachers eaten alive …
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| Religious extacy and a blossom falling from a cherry tree
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| Blind fish being used as musical scales
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| Sharks puffed for fish and whales
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| I long to be by the sea where a blossom falls from a cherry tree
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| Three forms, four forms, five forms, six forms,
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| Seven forms, eight forms, nine forms,
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| A blossom falling from the cherry tree
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| That’s what jazz is to me
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| As Einstein said about his theory
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| I love, I love, I love, I love jazz
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| It’s in your heart, it’s in your soul, it’s in your mind
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| The colour of death, sweet vanilla essence
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| Richard Harris and Donald Pleasance
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| And a cherry blossom falling from a cherry tree
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| That’s what jazz is to me |