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This Aviator View
Hold my hand If you don’t feel right I’ll look out tonight The old men in the bandstand play While their wives sit in reproach Like electric neon’s blazing While the eastside chokes And all the girls selling paper flags Wave their hands at the parade While their boys with broken hearts Take oaths their grandfathers made To cut through this aviator view Hold my hand If you don’t feel right We’ll be fine tonight A poor response to a screaming voice In a far flung town And how can you feel remorse When you can’t see the ground? I think of girls selling paper flags Waving hands at the parade And old men playing instruments On a bright summers day And it cuts through this aviator view Hold my hand Cuz I don’t feel right They’re not fine tonight
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