Crow
I see the train pull out of town
I see that black smoke blossom rise above the hill
Seems like forever since my feet have touched the ground
If I move close I know I’ll hear
the sounds as mothers try to call their children home
If they were calmer, they would probably shed a tear
They will not cry for me
for I am just a crow
Now I recall when you were young
you thought this brave new world would last ten million years
You should have been a bit more honest all along
I watch them gather down below
I hear them shouting but I can’t make out the words
But pretty soon I know I’ll hear the sirens blow
They will not blow for me
for I am just a crow
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And now the clouds are rolling in
so deep and dark the sun might never shine again
There’ll just be weeds and cockaroaches and the the wind
Now even I must leave
though I am just a crow
I wish I could’ve helped
but I was just a crow

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