Perchance, perhps we're one and two | 1 |
Carry in our shoes the Hes the Hows and the Whose turned rude | 2 |
the guy who people can't help but turn a deaf ear to | 3 |
(that's me and you | 4 |
who's 1 and 2 | 5 |
of one and two.) | 6 |
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perhaps perchance it was right to do | 7 |
to knock on the stupid and salute the few | 8 |
perchaps perchaunce it's that we know | 9 |
the same old rug and the same old cold | 10 |
and have cooked raw thoughts in the same old stove | 11 |
forced to've walkt th' same ode dart road | 12 |
each have stolen a few broken light bulbs | 13 |
from a blind man in the blood-oil factory robe | 14 |
and its a mighty sin cause we can see his clothes. | 15 |
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born we both from the same old door. | 16 |
day dream about screwin the same loud whore | 17 |
one's in me and one's in you | 18 |
together they make both one two for the bruisin | 19 |
two who could use a good losin | 20 |
A few good things that we can do, | 21 |
and one or two in mines and you. | 22 |
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And more than that | 23 |
fell from your hat | 24 |
and hit the floor | 25 |
before my door | 26 |
and gave two knocks | 27 |
i thought were cops | 28 |
but it was you | 29 |
and howdy do | 30 |
i in-tro-duce | 31 |
from me to you | 32 |
a me i've left | 33 |
for you to do | 34 |
to leave to thee | 35 |
my cabinet key | 36 |
a me for you | 37 |
a you who's blue | 38 |
from head to shoe | 39 |
i'll let you know | 40 |
i love you too | 41 |
when you give the phrase | 42 |
for me and mine | 43 |
a phrase for me and mine to find | 44 |
a kind reply behind my eye | 45 |
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for now i wait | 46 |
for fate to set us straight | 47 |
designate a date | 48 |
for coffee and talk | 49 |
around the block | 50 |
whenever you're free for | 51 |
young company | 52 |
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I remember my dream | 53 |
from last I sleeped. | 54 |