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the water falling I hope you feel the oceans crashing on the coast of north New England I wish I could be there just to see them, two summers past I was
Getting close to seasons end I heard somebody say That it might never snow again In England Snow flakes in a new-born fist Sledging on a hill
Getting close to seasons end I heard somebody say That it might never snow again In England Snow flakes in a new-born fist Sledging on a hill
Chorus To this small, little not too big, little homey Nice, little, quaint, little always kindly Old New England town Welcome If you're new
vaccine, England's got a new queen Marciano, Liberace, Santayana goodbye We didn't start the fire It was always burning Since the world's been turning
vaccine, England's got a new queen Marciano, Liberace, Santayana goodbye We didn't start the fire It was always burning Since the world's been turning
the doorway soaking the water drizzles off of you down to the floor and i say that i don't want to live in new england anymore some flower petals stick to your
In the autumn of New England With the sea electric blue And the Arizona desert When a storm rolls into view In the Southern spring time meadows
and to die by the roadside In lone Béal na Bláth When barely sixteen to England crossed o'er For to work as a boy in a government store But the volunteer's
it goes.... Up north in Chicago... You've got your authentic blues bands And way down yonder in New Orleans... They got a thing they call
coat your coat of arms Be more than England in your bones Top news of the week is the rain and the sleet again Forget the children who signed up for
on the weekend Trellis modulation for the children There's a whole new world just up around the corner We do it different on the west coast We do it
Understood nothing of a land that stood longer But might was much stronger than right could ever be Took away the land planned a new destiny Butchery
to Disney Get his head on right Buy a new buy a new buy a new buy a new It'll be alright Buy a new buy a new buy a new That should fix the un-American
seek the light England's children and Haiti's new start In the tapestry of headlines, we'll play our part As the world spins on, in a dance of change
And by the "Welcome to New England" sign Got him with the fishing line In the dark smell of brine Betty said "This one is mine." She is ruthless
fibre, Holding up the light. He's made his own bed, Now he's got to lie in it. Ha ha! Serves him right. Act two, a new New England, Watch the good
The world held its breath cs the news came in that night cnd they told the tale Of your final flight. On the warm streets of Paris, cs you lay broken
nigga Game literature giver When you stand on nation business This shit come before your children This shit come before your feelings Niggas shoving
And to die by the roadside In lone Béal na Bláth When barely sixteen, to England crossed o'er For to work as a boy in a government store But the volunteers'
to Australia New Zealand Japan Ireland England New York We've been in a lot of foreign countries this year Well one of my favorite songwriters is my brother
say They were screaming em to me I️ think I️ learned it on that day We took the up bus to your old New England town A panorama of the children in
The queen of England got arrest warrants For the disappearance of a dozen children Do your research on the topic The same time every year kids come up
Lord, have mercy on the people in England For the terrible food these people must eat (Baaahhh... excuse me a minute) And may the Lord have mercy
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