Lady Magdalene

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[Verse 1]
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  The man on the right is a man 
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undone.
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  He'd give you his soul if you 
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asked him for some.
A child in his way for he needs to 
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believe.
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  That love is a song for each man
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 to sing.

[Verse 2]
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  The man on the left is a prize 
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unwon.
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  A candle unlit and a song unsung.
Believing that love is a dreamer's 
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dream.
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  The man on the left the me in 
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between.

[Chorus]
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  Lady Magdelene,
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    I can hear your distant trumpet,
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    Calling from the morning 
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mountain,
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    Singing to the passing river,
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Take me home.
Show me peaceful days before my 
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youth has gone.

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[Verse 3]
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  The man in between waits 
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between the two.
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  Not hearing the lie and not 
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seeing the true.
Unknowing what is and denying what 
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seems.
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  And there he will sleep the man 
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in between.

[Chorus]
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  Lady Magdelene,
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    I can hear your distant trumpet,
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    Calling from the morning 
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mountain,
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    Singing to the passing river,
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Take me home.
Show me peaceful days before my 
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youth has gone.

[Chorus]
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 Lady Magdelene,
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    Make the sound of silent 
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thunder,
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    Calling from the lips of 
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Abraham,
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    Make a sound that we may wonder,
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Where we are,
Take us to your soul for we have 
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wandered far.

[Interlude]
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[Verse 4]
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  The man on the right was a man 
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undone.
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  The man on the left like a prize
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 unwon.
And God only knows what their time 
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will bring.
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  Or what will become of the man 
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in between