Zebulon
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Zebulon
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Where you been, Zebulon?
What you doin' in this song?
Skating on the ice of song, about to go under
My mother's in the hospital, my sister's at the opera
I'm in love, but let's not talk about it
There's so much to tell you
I believe in freedom
Freedom's apparently all I need
But who's ever been free in this world?
Who has never had to bleed in this world?
All I need are your eyes
Your nose was always too big for your face
Still, it made you look kinda sexy
More like someone who belongs in the human race
Where you been, Zebulon?
Let's meet up, why not tonight?
In the lane behind the schoolyard
And we'll have some tea and ice cream
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Rufus Wainwright performs "Zebulon", and this lyric page sits inside the Rufus Wainwright catalog on LyroVerse.
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