| We were waiting for peter, the dealer
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| He comes in the evening when were fussing in bed
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| He says, «good morning, heres your breakfast»
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| And give us plates of stone
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| Take a pinta blood each from us to give to the poor
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| We count the windows in the cities and tell each other
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| Yes, life is a helluva lot of waiting time
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| Our minds are objects of constipation
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| Our bodies are subject to dissipation
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| So keep your intentions in a clear bottle
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| And leave it in the cupboard when youre out
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| We were waiting for peter, the wheeler
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| He comes in the morning when were fast asleep
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| Gives us a trip thats spending hundred years in a day
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| And takes a bone each from us to give to the dogs
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| We count the wrinkles on the globe and tell each other
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| Yes, life is a helluva lot of waiting time
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| Our minds are objects of constipation
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| Our bodies are subject to dissipation
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| So keep your intentions in a clear bottle
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| And leave it on the shelf when you rap
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| We were waiting for peter, the blower
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| He comes in when were fixing snow on rock
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| Gives us orange juice laced with sunshine and spring
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| And takes a heart each from us to give to the world
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| We count the memories that are lost and tell each other
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| Yes, life is a helluva lot of waiting time
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| Our minds are objects of constipation
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| Our bodies are subject to dissipation
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| So keep your intentions in a clear bottle
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| Throw it in the ocean when you go
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| We were waiting for peter, the weaver
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| He comes in a flash when we’re wide awake
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| Says the world can’t give us answers
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| Cause its stuttering in its mind
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| Takes a head each off us to give us some peace
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| We count the lights in the universe and tell each other
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| Yes, life is a helluva lot of waiting time |