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Artist: Gerry Rafferty
Canonical path: /rafferty-gerry/benjamin-day
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Benjamin Day
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Benjamin Day
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To a lane called Corrie Wynd there came a peddler
With his pack and all he called gestedler
And in his bag he carried many treasures
Dear old Benjamin Day, I still can hear you say
Strange things for sale, straight from a fairy tale
He'd open up his bag, and take out what he had
An amethyst ring, a puppet on a string
A piece of crystal glass, a thing that's meant to last.
I still recall the stories he would tell us....
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Gerry Rafferty performs "Benjamin Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Gerry Rafferty catalog on LyroVerse.
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