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The mere veneer
of fear that you cannot hear with your lonely ear is not the end of the year not worse than beer it's just sheer anger that's too near to peer through a lookin'-glass, we're not gonna see you anytime soon dear, but you ain't got nothin' to fear. False security, wrong authority, bitter insanity, all speak jealously of them who are free and who want their destiny changed, but you see, it ain't up to me to say you can do as you please, I'd be said to be guilty, and it might be set to be, but don't feel lonely, 'cause I'll be there for you baby. What's wrong? It won't be long, 'fore the gong, is rung, and the guilty are hung from the top of the rung, and then God will sing the song that's never been sung, pot heads will stop and break their bongs, and see what's wrong, but it won't be long. Very soon, before high noon, durin' the new moon the silver spoon will come and swoon the sweet magnolia bloom and the druggies will try to get a shroom, but they'll find there's no room for them to come to Dune to face their doom, and if they get the hint soon, we can play the rainy day tune with a new meaning for this lonesome tune. What's that? A star, they're quite far from this weary bar, but anyhow, how are you, this is our anniversary night, I think I'll take a quick shower 'fore I go, to the home of the shooting star and as I was looking afar- wait, what am I talkin' for? I'm gettin' quite far off of this topic of ours. I knew a bloke named Luke, he once dropped a nuke in a world of green dukes and it was hard for him to tell a fluke from a film rebuked 'cause it was a little rude to some minority I never knew and I was just about to puke, but then I remembered, that's kinda rude. It ain't my fault that I built the vault, that they got caught, or that they got shot. Man, I never smoked pot, all I saw was a little red dot of, I think it was a nappy knot, and I knew that was pot, but I don't mean to ruin the plot, that ain't my fault at all. I'm almost done, and I've walked and crawled and I've run. All the people I used to know, they seem to shun me now, for marryin' my sweet honey bun. It ain't like I drank rum or did some kinda drug, I'm done I tried to help, but y'all just punned me, so I'm just gonna start walkin', but I ain't gonna run, but I just gotta tell you, that you are not my son. Dang it, I fell its all well, I can tell that you can kinda spell, and I can hear her ring them bells, and pick up those shells, and I can most definitely hear her yell to me, "Don't get your hopes up, I saw you fall, this ain't Heaven, this is hell!" I failed as a man, I felt the sand between my toes and I think I'll start a band but bands are banned if they're not from this land and my band is from a can but I don't give a damn.
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