| In a street of many colors
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| Dripping rain and running water
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| Galli said to Mr. Troster
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| Have you found your seven sons
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| Yes I have for that conclusion
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| He was suffering from delusion
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| From an honorable institution
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| And he came very close to losing
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| And I know the one that’s choosing
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| Any name you’ve been perusing
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| And he walked down in the gardens
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| Said to prosper
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| And you take his hand when he starts crying
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| 'Cause he’s lost his band from too much flying
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| In his manhole covered wagon in the morning yeah
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| So now Fanny is resting easy
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| On a crocheted quilt in town
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| Making love to Johnny Colter
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| In his home outside the sound
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| And they’re thinking of creation
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| With their gathering elation
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| So to populate the nation
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| With a thought to emancipation
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| And a silent exclamation
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| With its current constipation
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| And its dead-set against malasian
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| Kind of thinking
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| Then he spoke to all his children
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| Said we’re building up the brawl
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| Just you keep your fists from flying
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| In its holographic cause
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| And bring your love and guitars
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| While we sit and count the stars
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| And talk about faith among us
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| Without visiting any bars
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| Mr. Troster replies to Galli
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| Among the bright and heavy cars
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| And the truth about life among us
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| That it’s trying very hard |