| All the pines that shiver in the park
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| Kick my fever through the dark
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| Through the railings and the iron
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| Empty bars and tenement lines
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| Something slips back into place
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| For a second there’s a trace
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| Of my face inside the trees
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| Sudden light in everything
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| I get up and head down into work
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| Running errands like a jerk
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| But the fever does me in
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| Never touching anything
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| Like the sea inside a shell
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| Everything speaks to itself
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| Darkness comes at half past three
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| My own face is in the trees
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| Six years I have seen a friend in summer crowds in Europe
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| When the evening falls
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| For six years I have seen a friend in summer crowds in Europe
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| When the evening falls
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| So I left myself back in the night
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| Moving into clearer light
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| Neither here nor really gone
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| Both surrounded and alone
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| Like the sea inside a shell
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| Everything speaks to itself
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| Darkness comes at half past three
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| My own face is in the trees |