| We left the cyclone zone,
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| From a pack of storms and rains,
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| Everyone got it legally
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| One of the immortal ideas:
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| Faceted glasses touch,
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| How nice, friends, to survive,
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| Left the cyclone goodbye
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| Only a dent in the right cheekbone.
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| He checked our cars
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| And the souls, the villain, whirled,
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| And each of our losses
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| From a heap of lies exposed,
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| Seriously breaking the rules
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| We sit all night long
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| Since save our souls
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| Nobody but us will come.
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| And with us in sailor's clothes,
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| Harsh men in the middle
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| Dear Lady Hope,
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| Like everyone else, he sits with a glass,
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| Not included in the role of the court,
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| The ration here also has shelter,
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| Leading my working life
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| Among, mainly, sailors.
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| So with songs we rest,
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| Without heeding the verb of reason,
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| The fourth mechanic will cry,
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| Embracing hope by the waist,
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| And crippling a steel fork,
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| He will devote his love to us,
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| And to describe these words,
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| Can't find the letters either.
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| I will not hide, and I, dear,
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| I was too cheerful then,
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| When I lived, believing
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| That you are not such a problem
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| That I swim freely as a stoker,
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| Leaving seven troubles away
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| Slightly hitting the guitar
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| Beyond the meridians of the earth.
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| Dawn, greedy for prettiness,
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| Rise before labor day.
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| My friends are fine
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| They snore in their cabins.
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| The cyclone went to land
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| Leaving the landscape on the table
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| And souls washed with alcohol,
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| And a dent in the right cheekbone. |