Charles Lindbergh
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Charles Lindbergh
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Last night in halifax
I was feeling much like a stranger among strangers
I drunk myself to sleep by a pond in a park
And I tried to stumble upon the water
Cold to the bone, when the ducks were gone,
I went back home and lost my phone.
Oh dear, what have I done?
Now my girl, now she says I'm cold.
Cold as a stone! I should stay alone
What if I'm just a fool?
Could it be a brand new start or simply another kind of ending?
Or what if it's just who I really am?
A fool who loves to fool around,
Doing foolish things that he regrets?
What if I'm just a fool?
My dear friends
You'd better join me in that dark pond
Where the water’s cold but where love keeps us warm
You'd better jump as fast as you can
And bring some stories to tell
To make them live, live forever
No we won't live forever, no we won't live forever
But they will, they will
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