| I feel that somewhere far away
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| Someone is lying on hot sand
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| The ocean sings a quiet song
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| And runs to him just like a dog
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| And when I focus my mind’s eye
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| I see two women nearby
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| Carressing gently the man’s neck
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| Motionless as if he slept — as if he slept
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| I see a waiter in white tails
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| To the lying man he sails
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| He slowly puts down a frosted glass
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| He has his trouser-legs turned up — that’s right
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| I’m sensing
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| Another life
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| I’m dreaming
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| When something
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| Wakes me up
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| I look at
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| Falling snow
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| That’s nothing
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| I’m happy just to know
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| Oh you can sip through coloured straws
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| The time so lazy hot and slow
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| I sense although I haven’t tried
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| Exotic tastes of cloudless skies
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| I’m sensing
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| Another life
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| I’m dreaming
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| When something
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| Wakes me up
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| I look at
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| Falling snow
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| That’s nothing
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| I’m happy just to know
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| And I can hear although I don’t
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| The melody of someone’s song
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| I guess It is the ocean breeze
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| Which plays the swaying palms and sings |