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Who's going to take you home tonight? Who's going to take you home?
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Fourteen clocks and half as many walls
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I'll get the money in three months if it takes a year
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Sidetrack my engine and go home
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I don't mind you hanging out and talking in your sleep
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If they're all the seas of heaven, why should we not go where all maps fail?
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The ocean comes to fill my cup
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I'm still waiting in the cyclone's eye
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It's a slaughterhouse—and I'm the butcher
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Their banners gay were all won away
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My kind of strained idiocy was exactly the brand we all put on
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I got stuck on Ida, too
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All you can do is do what you must
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Always yawning, you with your eyes on the moon
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I always liked Mr. Donnelly
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It'll require turning you into a millipede, but I think I can manage it
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The morning call has been and gone
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Is your house on fire? Is Tansy dying?
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I'll send you a photograph of my poetry
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And what we could have been, time will never tell
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22:54I was referring to the present in past tense
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And perhaps our awareness is the first step in our liberation
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10:35The bones of a million years away, bleached by the sunshine in the past few days
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- 4: But the soft and lovely silvers are now falling on my shoulder
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- 6: Now where did you get that from, John le Carré?
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