| There’s a town I know called Nevers,
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| no Nevers
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| never wasn’t was what it weren’t
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| when it wasn’t once. |
| Knew Nevers?
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| Knew Nevers?
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| Nothing never I’ll ever learnt.
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| There’s a village I visit, that’s Vaguely;
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| Sorta Vaguely.
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| vaguely yes I seem to recall.
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| though it’s unclear clearly- vaguely?
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| Very vaguely.
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| can’t say it’s been there once and for all.
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| I put back on my overshoes
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| and got in my Renault.
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| The trips reset so I’m unsure
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| how far it is to go: —
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| But then it hits me (slap) —
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| I’ve left it off my map!
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| There’s a city I saw signed Something-
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| must be something.
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| something never quite so defined,
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| so much so how somewhere something
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| (though some sing)
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| so to speak’s the uncertain kind.
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| In an index looked up Where-it-was,
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| exactly where it was,
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| just in fact to make sure I can’t
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| set a course straight through to where it ain’t
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| and where it ain’t
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| ain’t gotten to except at a slant.
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| I put on my new black boots
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| and pack up my Citroen.
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| And out of town it huffs and puffs;
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| I set off there alone.-
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| And then it hits me (slap) —
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| I’ve left it off my map.
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| There’s a place I passed called once upon a time-
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| tiny once upon a time-
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| never wasn’t weren’t what it was.
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| Set the clock back twice or once upon a time
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| in once upon a time-
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| never knew when it wasn’t there because |