| Let? |
| s join the carnival, the caravan
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| ?Cause I wanna learn to play the accordion
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| That’ll pay our rent, that? |
| ll pay our rent
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| And then we can meet
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| We? |
| ll meet the strongest man in the world
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| Salome clad in red with the velvet claws
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| She? |
| s there behind the mosquito net
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| You can just make out her silhouette
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| We? |
| ll escape the cities and the factories
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| Sell the tickets to all the people that we meet
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| Throw our caution to wind and do just as we please
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| Throw our caution to the wind and do just as we please
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| Well, the clouds did swell
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| But the crowds did come
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| And all the little children were sneaking in
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| Somehow the tent held up
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| A man with a cape and a wand
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| He? |
| s come to take us along, so hop on board
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| Bring child, bring neighbor
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| Bring friend, come all
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| We? |
| ll escape the cities and the factories
|
| Sell the tickets to the people that we meet
|
| Throw our caution to the wind and do, yeah, just as we please
|
| Throw our caution to wind and do, yeah, just as we please
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| Let? |
| s join the carnival, the caravan
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| And I? |
| ll play the accordion
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| I? |
| ve always wanted to meet
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| They say, they say, he? |
| s the strongest man in the world
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| I heard them say
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| We? |
| ll escape the cities and the factories
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| Sell all the tickets to the people that we meet
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| Throw our caution to the wind and do, yeah, just as we please
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| Throw our caution to the wind and do, do just as we please
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| Come join the caravan |