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There's a schoolboy in a raincoat |
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Leaving from the harbour |
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Is he thinking of his hometown, |
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will he ever more return? |
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Every day he'll be sailing far away |
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Every day, all his lifetime |
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A lifetime takes a lifetime to fulfill |
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There's a diamond and a ruby |
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shining on the sidewalk |
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Will you find them, will you keep them? |
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If you won't, they'll disappear |
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On every road, there's a diamond made just for you, |
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Every year, all your lifetime |
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A lifetime takes a lifetime to find out |
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You can wander about 'til you figure it out |
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come-what-may, seize the day, or flitter away |
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you can fiddle a bit with the little twiddly bit |
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ringing through your door |
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Every day |
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come and play |
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Sing your song |
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bring it along |
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wild and free is the melody |
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ringing through your door |
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There's a poem in your mailbox |
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A private piece of paper |
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will you see it, can you hear it? |
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'cause it's gone before the night |
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Every day, every morning, the words are new |
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Every day, all your lifetime |
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A lifetime takes a lifetime to forget |
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You can wander about 'til you figure it out |
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come-what-may, seize the day, or flitter away |
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you can fiddle a bit with the little twiddly bit |
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ringing through your door |
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Every day |
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come and play |
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Sing your song |
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bring it along |
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wild and free is the melody |
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ringing through your door |
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A lifetime takes a lifetime to fulfill |
