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  • Words & music by paul simon
  • Couple in the next room
  • Bound to win a prize
  • Theyve been goin at it all night long
  • Well Im tryin to get some sleep
  • But these motel walls are cheap
  • Lincoln duncan is my name
  • And heres my song, heres my song
  • My father was a fisherman
  • My mama was a fishermans friend
  • And I was born in the boredom and the chowder
  • So when I reached my prime
  • I left my home in the maritimes
  • Headed down the turnpike for new england, sweet new england
  • Holes in my confidence
  • Holes in the knees of my jeans
  • Its left without a penny in my pocket
  • Oo-o wee is about as
  • Destituted as a kid could be
  • And I wish I wore a ring
  • So I could hock it Id like to hock it
  • A young girl in a parking lot
  • Was preaching to a crowd
  • Singin sacred songs and
  • Reading from the bible
  • Well I told her I was lost
  • And she told me all about the pentecost
  • And I seen that girl as the road to my survi-ival
  • Just later on the very same night
  • When I crept to her tent with a flashlight
  • And my long years of innocence ended
  • Well she took me to the woods sayin
  • Here comes somethin and it feels so good!
  • And just like a dog I was befriended
  • I was befriended
  • Oh, oh, what a night
  • Oh what a garden of delight
  • Even now that sweet memory lingers
  • I was playin my guitar
  • Lying underneath the stars
  • Just thankin the lord for my fingers
  • For my fingers

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