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You love to play the oracle . You love to sit back and watch the world go ... I've spent a week thinking about his stories and you sit there knowing absolutely nothing , playing the oracle . Do you really care at all about the fellow's ...
You love to play the oracle . You love to sit back and watch the world go ... I've spent a week thinking about his stories and you sit there knowing absolutely nothing , playing the oracle . Do you really care at all about the fellow's ...
Side 11
The jukebox came on suddenly bright green and red and began to play , " Green Eyes , those cool and limpid green eyes . . . " and there was a rush of feet over the edges of the wooden floor . They began it slowly , their laughter and ...
The jukebox came on suddenly bright green and red and began to play , " Green Eyes , those cool and limpid green eyes . . . " and there was a rush of feet over the edges of the wooden floor . They began it slowly , their laughter and ...
Side 12
... not calling with those on the ladder . Feeling swift and empty relief , he began to whistle Sweet Lorraine , and he wished that he had a horn he could play . He could play it now , low and sad and hot and dark like the water .
... not calling with those on the ladder . Feeling swift and empty relief , he began to whistle Sweet Lorraine , and he wished that he had a horn he could play . He could play it now , low and sad and hot and dark like the water .
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