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I had a friend who had a friend that knew a man |
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Who didn't look unlike Toulouse Lautrec |
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And every chance he'd get this man would play his Pipes of Pan |
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Invoking scenes that no one could forget |
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The one dreary day the man began to play |
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And the greyness of the day just blew away |
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And as he stood there in a trance |
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The people all around began to dance |
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And as they listened every trace |
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Of lines of care were gone from every face |
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Then came something strange the piper's tune began to change |
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And broke the spell that held the village folk |
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Al lof those who saw declared there was a man no more |
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As all around him grew a misted cloak |
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Though the music played the man was seen to fade |
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And vanish in a sweetly scented smoke |
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And vanish in a sweetly scented smoke |
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And vanish in a sweetly scented smoke |
