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Fool

by FennaCapelle

If I should find myself in bleakness I am the fool who dulls it all Come and find me in the palace Come and meet me down the hall And I shall jest and sing and merry Merry round the dining guests Come and frolic through the evening Once the king has gone to rest Come and frolic till the morning Has hung her glory up to dry Till the wine’s gone out of favour Till the sun has burnt the sky I shall tiptoe to the wandering To the wasted, to the weak Jest! Jest and be merry And never wonder what you seek If I should find myself in bleakness 
I am the fool that dulls these plays I have known the verse, I’ve known the stories I’ve seen the fervour in each face Come and gambol till the evening Has found my hour gone astray Far from court and king and legend Come and take this blues away
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