Suzanne
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CSuzanne takes you down to her Cplace near the river
You can Dmhear the boats go by, you can Dmspend the night beside her
And you knoCw that she's half-crazy but that's Cwhy you want to be there
And she Emfeeds you tea and oranges that come Fall the way from China
And just Cwhen you mean to tell her that you Dmhave no love to give her
Then she Cgets you on her wavelength and she Dmlets the river answer
That you'Cve always been her loverC
And you Emwant to travel with her, and you Fwant to travel blind
And then you Cknow that she will trust you
For you've Dmtouched her perfect body with your CmindC
And CJesus was a sailor when he Cwalked upon the water
And he Dmspent a long time watching from his Dmlonely wooden tower
And wheCn he knew for certain only Cdrowning men could see him
He said Emall men will be sailors then unFtil the sea shall free them
But Che, himself was broken, long beDmfore the sky would open
ForCsaken, almost human, he Dmsank beneath your wisdom like a CstoneC
And you Emwant to travel with him, and you Fwant to travel blind
And you Cthink maybe you'll trust him
For he's Dmtouched your perfect body with his CmindC
Now, CSuzanne takes your hand and she Cleads you to the river
She's Dmwearing rags and feathers from SalDmvation Army counters
And the suCn pours down like honey on our Clady of the harbor
And she Emshows you where to look among the gFarbage and the flowers
There are Cheroes in the seaweed, there are Dmchildren in the morning
They are Cleaning out for love and they will Dmlean that way forever
While SuzCanne holds the mirrorC
And you Emwant to travel with him, and you Fwant to travel blind
And you Cthink maybe you'll trust him
For he's Dmtouched your perfect body with his Cmind
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