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It’s all right your man comes tonight from the bar Your woman from the hairdresser But the best thing would be to move the hairdresser In the bar So you know something for certain Rolled in a pile of desire and ambition We jumped to scatter through the world To buzz insanely all his wonders We reported heaven as missing So we flew through the ins and outs of the earth We swam through the sand floating through the fog Yes Sir We walked on the water fainted like crazy Until everything was made a road at our feet Arriving close to World's End Where is no trace of regret or sigh Where we see only the Water and the Great Wall We will find out of the blue The Peace and Friendship of a madhouse There thirst elevates us to catch our breath With the blood stained by the sword in our hand Lord great is Thy mercy: The Reality is you wake up smiling And you look like hell
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Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 5:05 AM UTC
The Great Wall from the Moon
It’s all right your man comes tonight from the bar Your woman from the hairdresser But the best thing would be to move the hairdresser In the bar So you know something for certain Rolled in a pile of desire and ambition We jumped to scatter through the world To buzz insanely all his wonders We reported heaven as missing So we flew through the ins and outs of the earth We swam through the sand floating through the fog Yes Sir We walked on the water fainted like crazy Until everything was made a road at our feet Arriving close to World's End Where is no trace of regret or sigh Where we see only the Water and the Great Wall We will find out of the blue The Peace and Friendship of a madhouse There thirst elevates us to catch our breath With the blood stained by the sword in our hand Lord great is Thy mercy: The Reality is you wake up smiling And you look like hell
Yes ladyes and gents on the other side of the bridges Reality is to wake up smiling and looking like hell :)
george-g-asztalos
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52/M/Romanian
Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 5:05 AM UTC
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