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(Tune)
If you wanna know how I'm feelin'
If you want to know what's going on
I'm not sure if I'm sad or happy
That it all went for so long
The seasons, they change
But I wouldn't have changed a thing
I thought that we were happy
But blessed is the Christchurch spring
The people walk down the road
With their heads in their hands
And nothing to show
They all march to the tune
But their hearts don't beat much
And so they sing in lieu
If you wanna know how I'm feelin'
If you want to know whats going on
I cannot say for sure
Now that everything is gone
Its certainly bizarre
Without a place for our souls to do their emptying
But every winter
Must inevitably
Move to spring
I'm standing in the rain
I'm outside your door
With so much to say
But if you don't let me in soon
I'll be on my way to where the flowers bloom
The people walk down the road
With their heads in their hands
And nothing to show
They all march to the tune
But our hearts don't beat much
And so we sing in
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Johanna
02:01
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I'm going down to the shore
Johanna's waiting
Her train sits softly upon the tide
I'll soon be there
The organ pipes call through the calm
Johanna hears them
She's wholly transfixed on distant hills
and on the factories that line the quays
Down by the water, I see her
She doesn't see me
Her veil, like windchimes, dancing slow
She leaves it on
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