My Teacher Died
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My Teacher Died
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oh since my teacher died
i am a student now
of whom i cannot tell
of what i cannot tell...
i read his books for years
i've gone all through them
how i wanted one last fix
but he's not writing now
oh, my teacher died
i felt sorry
but i wasn't sorry
the night we said goodbye
i felt a crumbling school
my skin was sensitized
to air that rushed in cool
oh!
my teacher's eyes
were gentle as any man's have been
there are no superstars
there is no superman
there's only everyone
i learn from whom i can
oh, my teacher died
and i felt sorry
but i wasn't sorry...
my teacher died
and i'm a student now
of whom i cannot tell
of what i cannot tell!
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Diane Cluck performs "My Teacher Died", and this lyric page sits inside the Diane Cluck catalog on LyroVerse.
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