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the time has come', he said |
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With talk of cabbages and kings |
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He died in bed |
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And though he seemed unsure |
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The walrus in him knew the place |
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And asked no more |
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Tall sister shakes her head |
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No need to hear the voice |
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In tones of measured lead |
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And waiting by the door |
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The next in line will close his eyes |
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He won't wait |
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As the reel of age unwinds |
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Upon the floor the perfect frames |
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Are hard to find |
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Editing the sense from senseless |
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All forces too intense |
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Are fossilized in white |
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Seen through a looking-glass |
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Some madmen know the truth |
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While fools won't dare to ask |
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'the time has come', he said |
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With talk of cabbages and kings |
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He died in bed and asked no more |
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While sunk in memories |
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He kept no promises to mend his broken ways |
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No last ditch piety |
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To send him honestly into some empty space |
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My hand against the sky |
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With fingers spread, another tree |
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Though half as wise |
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Seen through a looking-glass |
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Some madmen know the truth |
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While fools won't dare to ask what times will come |
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