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Rosebud
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Rosebud
Oh my Rosebud
where are you now?
what I wouldn’t give to know.
Who holds you close and won’t let go?
Darling Rosebud, I love you so.
Oh my Rosebud
who rides you now?
I’m not sure I can bear to know.
Who grips you tight and won’t let go?
Darling Rosebud, I love you so.
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Harry Lime
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Harry Lime
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double-crossed my mind.
You’re so sharp in your suit and tie, your scotch close beside them.
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double-crossed my mind.
On a rogue’s holiday in Haiti or Helsinki
always ready for a “business opportunity.”
On the lam in Brazil, Prague, or Bombay
living large in Jakarta on just your prospects.
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double-crossed my mind.
You come off as so kind, endlessly obliging.
Your delivery is so sublime I wish I could live inside it.
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double-crossed my mind.
Slow boat to China, ends up in Hawaii
chasing stolen jewels to an island beauty.
She said: “Money won’t make you happy.”
You said: “No, but I like to have it around
so I can choose the type of misery that’s most agreeable to me.”
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double crossed my mind.
You come off as so kind, but you’re endlessly conniving
& when at last you stab 'em in the back, the hilt is always gilt & ivory.
Harry Lime, Harry Lime, you’ve double-crossed my mind.
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Of Moths and Men
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Of Moths and Men
I’d love to talk with Brion again
of tag sale scores
of moths and men
of reversaphors
of dreams and dead ends.
I’d love to talk with Brion again
over a bottle of Jameson
I’d love to laugh with Brion again.
I’d love to talk with Brion again.
I’d love to talk with Brion again
of Beckett and Jack Shadoian
about The Maltese Falcon
of Welles and Cotten
of moths and men.
I’d love to talk with Brion again
under a bottle of Jameson.
I’d love to talk with Brion again.
I’d love to laugh with Brion again.
I’d love to talk with Brion again.
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The Other Side of the Wind
Maybe we will meet again
on the other side of the wind.
Maybe we will meet again
on the other side of the wind.
Maybe I’ll see you again
on the sunny side of the rain.
Where there’s no endings to begin
where there’s no need to explain
nothing there to lose or win
where there’s no more pain.
I wish I believed we could meet again
on the other side of the wind…
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Secret Track
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