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Leonard Cohen - A Bunch of Lonesome Heroes
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A bunch of lonesome and very quarrelsome heroes
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Were smoking out
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along the open road
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The night was very dark and thick between them
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Each man beneath
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his ordinary load
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"I'd like to tell my story,"
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Said one of them so young and bold
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"I'd like to tell my story
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Before I turn into gold."
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But no one really could hear him
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The night so dark
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and thick and green
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Well I guess that these heroes
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must always live there
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Where you and I have only been
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Put out your cigarette, my love
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You've been alone too long
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And some of us are very hungry now
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To hear what it is you've done
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that was so wrong
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I sing this for the crickets
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I sing this for the army
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I sing this for your children
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And for all who do not need me
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"I'd like to tell my story,"
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Said one of them so bold
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"Oh yes, I'd like to tell my story
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'cause you know I feel
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I'm turning into gold."
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