Key: Eb major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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There is something I've been meaning to tell you
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When I die I intend to walk alone through the streets where the corner boys
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commend me for making peace with the in ner child from the mobile home
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Now I am handing back the medals that you pinned to my chest,
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we're at war, it's nit safe out in the open
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And the padlock you are wearing around your neck is a target
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for the cold hungry half wits at dawn
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Who are struggling to compose
Verse 2
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hawkers
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on decks of cards
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Flicking marbles through a mud stained
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Draw a drag whilst admiring the sweet haze of
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a city in the morning by Jack B Yeats
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Who's that at the door ah it's only reality,
Verse 3
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sure let him in makes sure he wipes his feet clean
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Let us dissect the word from the markets
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Bring me two glasses there is work to be done,
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fetch me two glasses there is work to be done
Verse 4
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Let us compare Mothers and the
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Let us compare Fathers and the shape
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of their jawlines
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al encounters
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past and present
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Let us compare voices that dance
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in our heads
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let us spit in our hands
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Let us console one another.
Verse 5
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There is something I've been meaning
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When I die I intend to walk alone through the
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streets where the corner boys salute me
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For making peace with the inner child
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For loosing sleep with the inner child
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child from the mobile home
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