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Before the threat	A
And dismal cold gray	B
of mourning	C
Came the sun	D
	-
And Charlie Comiskey	E
should've turned in his sleep	F
should've turned in his sleep	F
shoud've turned	G
	-
Insane Sun	D
Floating above the earth	H
Like some extravagant madman	I
Spending next year's allowance	J
	-
The same burning sun	D
In the same afternoons	K
In all the cities	L
East	M
and somewhat	N
West	O
of the	P
Great Mississippi	E
	-
should've turned in his sleep	F
	-
Too many	E
Suns	Q
In too many	E
Cities	L
Too many faces	R
Faces	R
in the face of it	S
All	T
	-
How much grief	U
Too	V
Much	W
Grief	U
Too many faces	R
Too many suns	Q
Far too many of too many things	X
Far too many of too many things	X
	-
should've turned in his sleep	F
	-
More like Dali	E
less Victoria	P
The playing field becomes a landscape	Y
Fixed and isolated and trapped	Z
Between the borders of its own fabrication	D
	-
The stadium faces	R
Blur	A2
in the afternoon sun	D
The celebration	D
Ends	B2
in the afternoon sun	D
The victory becomes	C2
Defeat	D2
in the afternoon sun	D
	-
Morality	E
Victoria Escaped	E2
Insane sun	D
	-
How many of how many things	X
	-
The death of honor	A2
The end of a fading	C
And final trust	F2
	-
should've turned in his sleep	F
	-
And as	G2
The unsettling dust	F2
Settles in the throat of all men	H2
There are not enough beers	I2
In all the bars	J2
In all the world	K2
To flush out the stale bitterness	L2
Of too many afternoons	K
In too many suns	Q
	-
And Charlie Comiskey	E
woke up	M2
and deposited the nightmare	N2
in the pillow of his dream	O2

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