| So you’ve come back for Jennifer
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| You know, she hides her face behind a veil
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| I’m warning you Frankie, leave on the next train
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| Your Jennifer she just isn’t the same
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| Quit waving that thing about! |
| Come back!
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| Come back and give me a chance to explain
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| Your baby will never cry again.
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| So don’t try to reach out
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| And don’t let the ship’s flag down
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| Point the figure-head at the storm
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| And drive her hard upon
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| Don’t stop and don’t stop
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| And don’t let the veil drop
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| (Another ship ready to sail--the rigging is tight
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| Tight like Jennifer’s veil).
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| She drew the curtain on her face
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| Ever since they came and burnt the old place down
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| Why is she searching through the ashes?
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| Why, only Jennifer knows that now.
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| And the officer, without a word,
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| Left all his junk and just moved out.
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| So don’t try to reach out
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| And don’t let the ship’s flag down
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| Point the figure-head at the glass
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| Smash! |
| Smash! |
| into shards
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| Don’t stop and don’t touch!
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| And don’t let the veil drop… behind Jennifer’s veil
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| Oh God! |
| Frankie! |
| Is that really you!
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| Get back! |
| Don’t reach out!
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| Get back, and get that lantern out of my room!
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| Don’t try to reach out
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| And don’t let the ship’s flag down
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| Down, down over her, like a shroud
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| And let her sail on the sea like a stone.
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| Don’t touch and don’t touch
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| And don’t let the veil drop
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| Another ship ready to dock… the rigging comes loose… |