Stump Speech
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Stump Speech
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Ooh, love,
Weathervanes and charms
May protect your home.
But ooh, love,
Don't get caught
At night in the fields alone.
Ooh, love,
Are your nights with him
Worth the seeds we'd sown?
And ooh, love,
How I long to show you
The great unknown!
I'll come down in the middle of the night,
Hauling oblivion to shatter the sugar pines.
Splitting giants with a railroad light,
It's a stump speech!
To claim what was already mine.
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The Great Lakes Myth Society performs "Stump Speech", and this lyric page sits inside the The Great Lakes Myth Society catalog on LyroVerse.
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