A Street (The Flame) Leonard Cohen
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I used to be your favourite drunk
Good for one more laugh
Then we both ran out of luck
And luck was all we had
You put on a uniform
To fight the Civil War
I tried to join but no one liked
The side I'm fighting for
So let's drink to when it's over
And let's drink to when we meet
I'II be standing on this corner
Where there used to be a street
You left me with the dishes
And a baby in the bath
And you're tight with the militias
You wear their camouflage
I guess that makes us equal
But I want to march with you
An extra in the sequel
To the old red-white-and-blue
So let's drink to when it's over
And let's drink to when we meet
I'll be standing on this corner
Where there used to be a street
Good for one more laugh
Then we both ran out of luck
And luck was all we had
You put on a uniform
To fight the Civil War
I tried to join but no one liked
The side I'm fighting for
So let's drink to when it's over
And let's drink to when we meet
I'II be standing on this corner
Where there used to be a street
You left me with the dishes
And a baby in the bath
And you're tight with the militias
You wear their camouflage
I guess that makes us equal
But I want to march with you
An extra in the sequel
To the old red-white-and-blue
So let's drink to when it's over
And let's drink to when we meet
I'll be standing on this corner
Where there used to be a street
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