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City shoes found ways down green fertile valleys |
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See I never could fall down straight in line so sure |
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Someone with a thing to say writes on a leaf and lets it fall onto my feet |
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I receive the news so small a child who cannot understand |
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I can't hear and I don't know |
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And the wind slows down so |
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Still a tree's a tree! |
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So calm and for a moment it makes sense |
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But the tree says "la la" |
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And the language is strange the woman's "wa wa" |
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Am I too bored to understand? |
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Well good, I'm done |
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Off to the wild for me |
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In the green wild I am gone |
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My hands, toes, shoulders gone |
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But the shoes my feet have worn still remain |
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And they walk toward the sea |
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There's a flavor to the sound of walking no one ever noticed before |
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There's a humor in the way they walk |
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Even a flower walks |
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But doesn't look for me |
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It walks just as it's grown |
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It's laughing so naturally |
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It tells me a tree's a tree |
