El Nino
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El Nino
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Left Side
("Uh Huh")
Eyes that hear through words
That steer a ship into the sun
Floating for the ones,
Blend your voice to
Negotiate the run.
Be it winds
Be it wild
Over water,
A hurricane child,
Too late to reconcile
Leave it while you're gone,
Take back your fence,
Take back your lawn.
Take take your high-heeled boots
Take back your shopping clogs,
Take back your shoes,
Be it winds
Be it wild
Over water,
A hurricane child,
Too late to reconcile
Leave it while you're gone,
Take back your fence,
Take back your lawn.
Right Side
("Uh Huh")
Wake up when it dark
Walk down past the park at night,
Up around the stairs,
Drum-sets having wars inside,
Who has seen their moms,
in factories, until daunt, they die?
Drums that no-one played
Summer home's they stayed inside
If they were people they'd have cried
I'd have loved them some
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