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Should you phone When I'm home, Don't assume I'm alone Choosing epithets For my stone. If you phone And hear a graon, Don't assume I'm on the throne. That's me practicing Saxaphone. When you phone And hear me moan In mellifulous polytone; That's my slide On a sweet trombone. I'm the new age Don Quixote, Sitting in My library. I'm not dying, I'm versifying, Communing with Life's mystery.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 8:31 AM UTC
Don Quixote
Should you phone When I'm home, Don't assume I'm alone Choosing epithets For my stone. If you phone And hear a graon, Don't assume I'm on the throne. That's me practicing Saxaphone. When you phone And hear me moan In mellifulous polytone; That's my slide On a sweet trombone. I'm the new age Don Quixote, Sitting in My library. I'm not dying, I'm versifying, Communing with Life's mystery.
francie-lynch
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 8:31 AM UTC
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