| The HummingBird sings but soon come
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| ByeBye BlackBird the harsh night
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| And I read in the TeaLeaves
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| And scan in the Stars
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| Marked the trails of moths
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| The Light Shall Leave You All
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| Excuse me-that Voice that falls from stone
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| Perhaps it was The Word saying a Word-
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| Speak that Word whilst the sea falls
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| And moths swirl and clouds call
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| The Light Is Leaving Us All
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| Spring is coming-so they said
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| Spring is moving
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| In the WhirlPools
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| And the Moon is as full
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| As the sea is as deep
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| And in the clouds
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| The shadows creep
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| And The Light Is Leaving Us All
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| Sweeping down like foxes
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| Who have heard in the dust
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| News travels hard from heart to dark
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| Rumours of war hum softly
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| And on their paws black rolls the chariot
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| Over the plains and waves
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| The Light Is Leaving Us All
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| In other faces the eyes twitch and switch
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| Back and forth King fall Queen fall
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| Silence shouts
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| Shut lock shut door shut Lights out
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| Trees fall-the taste of your face
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| Our first kiss said-
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| The Light Is Leaving Us All
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| Under which Star shone that?
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| You sang «which sky is that?»
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| You sang and pointed North and South
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| I see you didn’t see
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| Bright Dead Star fallen
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| You looked East and West
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| And he birds sang so sweetly
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| The Light Is Leaving Us All
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| So suddenly nothing was you
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| Your hair so fair I recall so well still
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| And Then The Light Left You Quite
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| I dreamt I lived on a Hill
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| In that dream where the real
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| Is just dots on my lap
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| The Light Is Leaving Us All |