It was like a town in Florida in the, in the fifties you know
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I don’t know, there’s a lot of white buildings, and
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They were really white, I could see them--
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Were about seven or eight stories tall, all the
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All the people were walking around, and
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It just looks so good, you know, they all had, uh
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Blue dresses and nice pants on, you know, they’re
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All of them are drinking pop from, you know
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With straws in the bottles
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Things were lookin', you know, sun was shining so bright
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The downtown looked incredible, I couldn’t believe it, there was
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Gliders flyin' around in the sky
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These guys flying around in gliders, you know, and
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They’d swoop between the buildings and they
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They go down the alley ways, you know
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And make a sharp left and a sharp right
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And, uh, it’s like they
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I couldn’t believe that it was really happening, you know
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So I said, you know, «I don’t believe this; |
this isn’t real»
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And just as I said that, this guy in the glider, it was
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Coming right through the center of town
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And he ran into the building in the middle of town
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Fifteen story high building, right in the center of town
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He started tumbling through the air, you know
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And his glider crashed in the alley and, uh
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I noticed this couple on the, uh, on the parking lot
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And, uh, they, they were just walking together in conversation, you know
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Like nothing else was happening
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And, uh, looking up they noticed a tumbling man coming through the air
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And uh, he, he came right down and landed right on them and made an awful sound
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And, uh, I ran over there, I could see that they were really gone, you know
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But on the ground beside them was this little baby
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Dressed in—it just had a red blanket wrapped around it
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So I picked it up and took it to my car
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Over on the corner which wasn’t too far away
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And I put it in the back seat
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I don’t know whether it was a boy or a girl
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I didn’t look, you know, I just put it down
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It was sleeping and I looked and a crowd had gathered on the parking lot
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This beautiful lady was coming down the street
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And I looked at her and she looked right at me, and
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She said, «That's my baby in the back of your car there»
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I said, «Oh no, that baby belongs to that
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To that dead couple on the parking lot»
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And she said, «No, no you’re wrong, you’re wrong
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What happened to them?» |