After all the jacks
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are in their boxes
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And the clowns have
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all gone to bed
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You can hear happiness
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staggering on down the street
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Footsteps dressed in red
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And the wind whispers Mary
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A broom is drearily sweeping
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Up the broken
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pieces of yesterdays life
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Somewhere a queen is weeping
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Somewhere a king has no wife
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And the wind it cries Mary
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The traffic-lights
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they turn blue tomorrow
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And shine their
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emptiness down on my bed
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The tiny island sags downstream
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'Cause the life that lived is
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is dead
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And the wind screams Mary
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Will the wind ever remember
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The names it has blown
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in the past?
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And with this crutch
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its old age, and its wisdom
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It whispers no
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this will be the last
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And the wind cries mary
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Wind Cries Mary
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