| It does not look into the eyes when shaking hands
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| If it speaks then it speaks quietly
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| Sil is hair like a hay field
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| After the winter in April
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| If it walks its feet will move
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| And its hands go in the jacket pocket
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| There are tobaccos and a stick
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| The wallet is in the trouser pocket
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose first name is not remembered
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| A man whose face has been grated
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose last name is not remembered
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| A man whose house has straight walls and wallpaper
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| It doesn’t smile and if it laughs
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| It's mostly the wrong place
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| That's the final scene of the movie
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| The hero finally gets a woman
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| That's not exactly what women do
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| The man does not flirt or quarrel
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| It's a bit of that one dance
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| Then maybe still available
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose first name is not remembered
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| A man whose face has been grated
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose last name is not remembered
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| A man whose house has straight walls and wallpaper
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| If it cries, its eyes will get wet
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| And his hands clench into fists
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| If it speaks, then it speaks quietly
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| And the gaze mixes with the sand
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose first name is not remembered
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| A man whose face has been grated
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose last name is not remembered
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken
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| A man whose house has straight walls and wallpaper
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| The man around whom the chairs are taken |