| Your man lies home, all alone, in bed.
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| Waiting to breathe his last breath.
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| He’s made his peace, all south, it seems.
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| His body began to protest.
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| Ron Paul chose not to depart this world yet
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| Dead in his eyes
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| Living for spite
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| All magic bone will go on and on His finger will not let him die.
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| Die after clay, copping a way
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| Skin like a burlap sack
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| Hoping to fade to black
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| Any fire not will be lost
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| Magic bone beats on his dust.
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| Replaying his life in his mind he tries
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| To see how he made the knuckle crack
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| No reason, no rhyme, no deed, no crime.
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| To wall in the fingers attack
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| Ron Paul chose not to Depart this world yet
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| Dead in his eyes
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| Living for spite
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| The magic bone won’t let him go His finger will not let him die
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| Lying in wait, dropped of his fate.
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| Some call it clarity, pointing round heinously,
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| Wanting to be six feet deep,
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| The magic bone won’t let him sleep, let him sleep, let him sleep…
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| Frozen awake, in time and space
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| No one can hear his appeal.
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| For when he attempts to speak his mind
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| The finger presses up to his lips.
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| Year after year, can’t disappear
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| Impossibly bored, they’re like a sword.
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| No chance of suicide, not while it lives inside,
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| Trying to fight the magic joint,
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| Knowing that there is no point, is no point, is no point, is… |