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gaily attraverso i campi abbiamo ballato
sedendosi nel suo attuatore che aspetta il vostro tè
passando tramite le pareti huddled ed ugly
era un oysterman giovane alto
dialo
la mia anima è un campo arato scuro
quando la notte va alla deriva lungo le vie della città
semplicemente parlando
la luna aumentante ha nascosto le stelle
ora mentre i miei labbri stanno vivendo

 



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