| Sundown in the Paris of the prairies
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| Wheat kings have all their treasures buried
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| And all you hear are the rusty breezes
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| Pushing around the weather vane Jesus
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| In his Zippo lighter, he sees the killer’s face
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| Maybe it’s someone standing in a killer’s place
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| Twenty years for nothing, well that’s nothing new,
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| Besides, No one’s interested in something you didn’t do Wheat kings and pretty things,
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| Let’s just see what the morning brings.
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| There’s a dream where the high school is dead and stark
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| It’s a museum and we’re all locked up in it after dark
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| Where the walls are lined all yellow, grey and sinister
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| Hung with pictures of our parents' prime ministers
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| Wheat Kings and pretty things,
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| Wait and see what tomorrow brings.
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| Late-breaking story on the CBC,
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| A nation whispers, «we always knew that he’d go free»
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| They add, «you can’t be fond of living in the past,
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| Cause if you are then there’s no way that you’re gonna last».
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| Wheat Kings and pretty things
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| Let’s just see what tomorrow brings
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| Wheat kings and pretty things,
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| That’s what tomorrow brings. |