Palm Tree
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Palm Tree
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Well why won't you dance with me
The night is free
And my hands... are aching?
Why won't you hold me.
Like the stars I see are holding the sky?
(Chorus)
Well I'll be hanging in the trees
Of these dusty old palm tree
If you're wondering after me
That's where I'll be
In this dusty old palm tree
Well why won't you sing to me
Sing me a melody
So sweet... that it makes my heart bleed?
Well why won't you cradle me,
Rock me endlessly like the waves rock the sea?
(Chorus)
Well I'll be hanging in the trees
Of these dusty old palm tree
If you're wondering after me
That's where I'll be
In this dusty old palm tree
Well why don't you run to me,
Cross this empty beach... scrape the sand with your feet,
And lean up against this tree,
Where I'm swinging in the breeze, just out of reach
(Chorus)
Well I'll be hanging in the trees
Of these dusty old palm tree
If you're wondering after me
That's where I'll be
In this dusty old palm tree
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