| Keep, I’m pushing hard, searching for a man
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| His eyes are yellow, and he can’t really come
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| What’s left a ghost, city of my hand
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| Nobody’s laughing, or waiting for a pulse
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| But he’s not to be found
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| But he’s not to be found
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| Build the nerve to swim, breathing in his dust
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| Underwater burial at the desk of Notre Dame
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| Sunders half-dead, pretending not to care
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| The troops are statues, standing in the sun
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| But he’s not to be found
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| But he’s not to be found
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| Soon it has come, a virtue
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| It seems absolved to this Earth
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| Skirts with nails are spreading
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| Soft pain, burnt lips on peaceful lips
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| Your soft still soul’s damaged
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| Soon it has come, a virtue again
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| Every day when I appear to stay
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| Lousy day the ground is wrecked with
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| No he’s not to be found
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| Yes he keeps on looking for his father’s son
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| No he’s not to be found
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| You’ll break the water in again, my son
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| This lizard can be stung
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| You’ll break the water in again, my son
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| It’s you that can be stung |