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America ~ Company


Some can see it's poetry Come as you are in your broken car The company Carousel is wishing well As a wonder night that spoke delight To the company Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Broken dream, just a token scheme Silver man with a telegram For the company Scalding blue, come talk to you Search the cave for the grave Of the company Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now Can you hear the summer calling you Can you hear him call you now more free lyrics

Some can see it's poetry
Come as you are in your broken car
The company

Carousel is wishing well
As a wonder night that spoke delight
To the company

Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now
Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now

Broken dream, just a token scheme
Silver man with a telegram
For the company

Scalding blue, come talk to you
Search the cave for the grave
Of the company

Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now
Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now

Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now
Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now

Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now
Can you hear the summer calling you
Can you hear him call you now

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