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Artist: Richard Clapton
Canonical path: /richard-clapton/out-on-the-edge-again
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Out On The Edge Again
Read Out On The Edge Again lyrics by Richard Clapton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Out On The Edge Again
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The Countess sits there dressed up
In the shadows of her dreams,
And her eyes are lookin' everywhere,
But never look at me,
And I should be the sucker,
Who waits upon her whims,
But she flicks her writ so gracefully
As she notches up her sins.
I'm sinkin' so low: I said hello,
I used to be one of your friends,
I just got back from the South Row,
And I'm out on the edge again.
Sometimes I sit in the cinema,
With my knees under my chin,
And I drift away and watch the same part,
Over and over again,
The streets are so full of mysterious women,
I watch them through the hole in the fence,
They walk by with the sun in their eyes
And I'm out on the edge again.
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