| «So long Father Bingo,» said the Hoosier to the priest
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| «Fare-thee-well,» he replied in broken Portuguese
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| The conductor tore her ticket
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| Tore it all in half
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| She told him where to stick it
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| Said, «You killed Sylvia Plath»
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| Oh sweet Sarah queen of tarot
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| With the Indiana blues
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| Walks the streets of Little Italy in her New York City shoes
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| Oh the farms and farm houses and the farm boys sweet and true
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| Rolling in the tall grass with the golden ingenue
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| Some called it flame and sin
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| She just calld it time to go
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| And she ain’t coming back again
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| Oh but then, you nver know
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| Sweet Sarah queen of tarot
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| With the Indiana blues
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| Walks the streets of Little Italy in her New York City shoes
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| Oh sweet Sarah queen of tarot
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| With the Indiana blues
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| Walks the streets of Little Italy in her New York City shoes |