| I never thought I was an only one
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| I never had a setting in the sun
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| A dancing baby was a sleeping gun
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| You had a hand and it was loneliness
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| And all I wanted was you, oh, you
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| «The real you is not a puppet which life pushes around. |
| The real deep down you
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| is the whole universe.»
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| «You are something that the whole universe is doing, in the same way that a
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| wave is something that the whole ocean is doing.»
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| I never thought I was a special case
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| I may not know how good I’m anyways
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| It’s just I love you like an only son
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| And if I hadn’t been in Hollywood
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| When all I wanted was you
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| And all you wanted was me
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| And all I wanted was you
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| And all you wanted was me
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| «This world is a great wiggly affair. |
| The clouds are wiggling. |
| The waters are
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| wiggling. |
| The clouds are wiggling, bouncing. |
| People- but people are always
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| trying to straighten things out. |
| You see we live in a rectangular box,
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| all the time; |
| everything is straightened out. |
| Wherever you look around in
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| nature you find things often straightened out. |
| They’re always trying to put
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| things in boxes. |
| Those boxes are classified. |
| Words are made from some boxes.
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| But the real world is wiggly, if you can believe it. |
| Now when you have a
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| wiggle like a cloud, how much wiggle is a wiggle? |
| Well you have to draw the
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| line somewhere, so people come to sorts of agreements about, ah,
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| how much wiggle is a wiggle, that is to say a thing. |
| One wiggle- always reduce
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| one wiggle to a sub wiggles. |
| Or see it as a subordinate wiggle of a bigger
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| wiggle. |
| But there’s no fixed rule about it.» |