Tonalité : E major•
Verse 1
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Set the alarm for half -past five
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And its high -pitched hum
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D
brought me alive again
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D
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Dialed the bed into the wall, resets
Gaining two more feet of space
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in which to dress
Out of the night spell, out
of the sleep cell,
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E
into the tunnel of day
I took the high -speed lift to Gallery 9
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and stood in the mail
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on Married Workers Line, Grade 4
Gave me rank and number to the slot
And drew me daily, what a rash,
and took the lot
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Oh, what a great day!
Oh, what a May Day!
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Oh, what a day to be young!
The thermostats, they were set for spring
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When I rode the conveyor
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to the female wing of law
Meant to buy the ventilation shaft
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Love light shining through the
visor of a mask
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Oh, what a great day!
A
Oh, what a May day!
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Oh, what a day to be young!
Her hand was in mine
as we made our way
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To the high -speed vertical
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Shuttle Bay third class.
The daytime argon light shone
bleak and hot
When we showed our permits
to the shuttle guard.
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A moment of fear, love,
then we were clear, love,
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E
then we were movin' away
We lay in the capsule
and we took our ease
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while the shuttle leveled off
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at about two G's and so
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As the admin wings
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the private galleries and passed
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The living quarters
of the citizens first class
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Unfasten your seatbelts,
now we're at topside,
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E
G
this is the eye of the world.
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At last in the observation tower
D
we stood there silent
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in the breathless autumn dawn.
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Saw the knives of sun come bronze
and gold and green.
Gilding all the face of earth
we'd never seen.
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Don't cover your eyes,
don't turn from the sunrise,
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this is the face of the earth.
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Look how the hills show rosy red,
and the shag -green scum
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of the river bed is still.
That was once a forest,
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G
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those were trees,
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bearing leaves of green
D
that rustled in the breeze.
What killed off the trees?
What poisoned the breezes?
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What made the rivers run dry?
Look at the land
where the green grass grew.
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It's dusted over with
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the rusty hue of death.
There the sea lies
G
stranded by the shore.
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No fishes swim there
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E
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and the seabirds fly no more.
Who sucked the earth
dry?
Whom made the sea die?
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Look what they've done
with the world.
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Cursing the ones who gave us birth,
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we turned away from the blighted
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earth below.
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They gave us breath,
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but rubbed us of the air.
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They killed the grass, the trees,
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the seas,
the rivers everywhere.
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The Earth was our birthright!
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