| Lucy, remember
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| The smell of that fall
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| The fires of fungus
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| And the rotting leaves
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| I fell off the wagon
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| Into your arms
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| Into this long month of sundays
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| And you were my husband
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| My wife, my heroin
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| Now this is our final December
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| Now deep in a forest
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| Losing all thought of spring
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| And nothing can help me remember
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| And I’m going nowhere fast
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| A darker day has holed at last
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| Deep in a dream I set the calmness to spinning
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| And your love has come too late
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| Away from the garden gate
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| Wake me up when the blue bells are ringing
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| How can it be over after all that we had, now comes
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| A river runs through the rafters down, down, down
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| Does it leave me sleeping? |
| Dreaming only of spring
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| The phone rings out and I remember
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| But I’m going nowhere fast
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| The darker days has holed at last
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| Deep in this dream I let the compass keep spinning
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| And your love has come too late
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| Now wave to the garden gate
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| Wake me up when the blue bells are ringing
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| Ringing, ringing, ringing
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| Wanna hear them ringing, my love
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| Wanna hear them ringing
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| Ringing… |