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Artist: Tom Verlaine
Canonical path: /tom-verlaine/down-on-the-farm
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Down On The Farm
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Down On The Farm
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You're the only one I adore
So many go to bended knees for you
Could it be alas for me and woe?
You I admire you so
Long and Lonely years
Long and Lonely years
Long and Lonely years
Down on the farm
I can hear the harps across the river
as you pass your fingers through my hair
I get so tired of sleep and tears
No one believes you were there
Long and lonely years down on the farm
Pray tell me my little jewel
whither dost thou long to be
Friendlyville or Patchi-Patchi?
Everywhere the eyes never see.
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