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Artist: Procol Harum
Canonical path: /procol-harum/magdalene-my-regal-zonophone
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Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone)
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Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone)
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Though I Know the Night Has Fallen
And the Sun Sailed Out to Sea
I Will Wait Here For the Band to Play
The Trumpet Volunt'ry
With One Foot On the Seashore
And the Other in the Sand
I Will Stand Here Plaiting Daisies
Whilst You Play the Piano-grande
Caprice, Your Bugle Blew Away
The Cobwebs From My Ears
And For Once, I Stood Quite Naked
Ashamed, I Wept the Tears
Which I Tried to Hide Inside
Myself From Me, I Mean From You
But the Shame I Found Too Painful
And the Pain It Only Grew
Magdalene, My Regal Zonophone
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