| In a small far room the bed is set
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| With trinkets all surrounding
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| Yet lone it rests, so dry it sets
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| With souls aside abiding
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| There moves legs warm and close inside
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| No, no leg braces a hello
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| And pictures on walls where paint is lame
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| Where sinks are friendly running
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| Reflect, reflect metal cast
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| My toe has long been swollen
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| My knees are blue, my eyes are too
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| My love has not forgotten
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| Will come, will come, o he will come
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| And make me have a baby
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| Then I foresee we all, us three, will ride and all together
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| The hills have eyes, their trees have lives
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| Disjointed like a hero
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| No saga told, no things unfold
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| To make the ride much finer
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| The length is fine, his hand in mine
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| Does someone hear our chatter
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| A lover’s laugh, a bleeding calf
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| A dog out in the harbor |