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More Gravy
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theres more gravy on the table
its still wavy in my mind
with the endless possibilities
or the axe there is to grind
but tie yourself tight to a tree
a hill to hind behind
theres more gravy on the way right now
the wall was nearly wide enough
but it wasn't half as tall
and the local wise guys new enough
to rise above the fall
buckle down for one more day
sweet celestial ball
me i'm wondering where to go
and wandering in the hall
theres more gravy on the way
thats what I sorely pray
its happening today
right now
well the fiddle filled the stadium
with the flavor of the rain
wind and howling centrifuge
were the reason for the pain
??
wandering down the drain
theres more gravy on the way
thats what I sorely pray
its happening today
right now
the crows were cackling about some corn
the fox was in his hole
the constitution ripped and torn
began to take its toll
no way out but need not be resigned to be forlorn
turn and face into the wind and wonder why you're born
theres more gravy on the way
thats what I sorely pray
its happening today
right now
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