| Sitting on a broken dream
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| And memories are what might have been
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| Biscuit crumbs and bird seed in his
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| Even though he never went to war
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| He still felt something worth fighting for
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| But no one else ever cared as much as Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| He sits in the moonlight
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| on top of the hill
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| Playing a penny whistle
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| and picking thistles out of his kilt
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| He rubs his paws together
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| and it begins to snow
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| As he counts up all the Christmas lights
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| in the village down below
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| He sits around the campfire
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| and licks at his wounds
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| Staring sadly back at his reflection
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| in a spoon
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| We used to want the same things
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| when we were growing up But somewhere along the way
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| I started hoping for too much
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| I found his little plastic shield
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| Chewed up on the battlefield
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| And I knew then I’d never make a friend again like
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers
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| Whiskers, whiskers, whiskers |