Tonalité : D major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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The windows of Halifax
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were shuttered
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and closed down.
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It was almost Christmas Eve,
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it was quiet on the town.
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There was snow on the streets,
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everyone was inside.
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I looked at my tree,
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and I slowly cried
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I drove in my car,
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it was like I was on the moon
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I thought of a warmer place,
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in the middle of June
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Sometimes it's so snow,
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it makes me so mad
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Sometimes, for no reason,
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I just feel kind of sad.
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All the windows of Halifax tonight.
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Well, the first window says
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to the second window,
How come you never open up?
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An d the second window says,
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I had my heart broke once,
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now I just stay closed shut.
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Well, the first window says,
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Maybe you could see
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some kind of counselor
or something.
Maybe a window washer
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could help you see things
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more clearly.
Because I think you're
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pretty attractive.
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But you always have
your shade pulled down,
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and the sun can never come in.
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Well, the second window says,
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Frig the sun, bye.
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The girl I love is back in St. Anthony,
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in a big old house with
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overgrown weeds.
She's a beautiful window,
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and I can see all the way
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through her to her soul.
Back in St. Anthony?
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Well, I was imported from St. John's.
Well, the fella that lives here,
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he studied chemistry
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at Dalhousie University.
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Truthfully, he flunked out.
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But he's still a chemist.
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Well, actually, he's just a drug dealer,
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and we got people coming in and
out of the house all night long.
But I never have anybody to talk to,
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just bottle caps and cigarette butts
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being flicked my way.
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Dalhousie University, you say?
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Well, the fellow that lives here next door,
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he studied geography and archaeology
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over in Annie Ganesh and
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St. Francis Xavier.
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But he flunked out too.
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Now the only mountains he sees
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are paper mountains from
his failed thesis.
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Yeah, he's got some tinfoil trees,
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a cardboard river,
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and the ugly, ugly paper mountain he made out
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of that drug dealer's trash outside.
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Sometimes it's so slow,
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it makes me so mad.
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Sometimes, for no reason,
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I just feel kind of sad.
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Oh, the windows of Halifax tonight.
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Well, the windows of the Maritimes,
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they're all telling stories
of the plentiful days
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of the cod and the glory
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Or an explosion that rotted
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A French cargo ship
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In Dartmouth near the harbor
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All the windows got clipped
Well all these windows
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They're all telling stories
Some are so sweet
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Some are so gory
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There was a murder one night
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No one ever speaks of
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All the windows of Halifax
Tonight
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