Released on 1993

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[Verse 1]

In a coffee shop, landlocked poets of the world

Alone in a corner, a handsome young girl

Watches closely the years in our eyes

As winter sets in, submerged in disguise


[Hook 1]

Don't put us in categories, we don't belong in them

All that I know is all that I see


[Verse 2]

I see highways, buildings all in a line

Drawn like a poet to a bottle of wine

I see you, you're alive, I've known things that have died

Which only a memory keeps them alive


[Hook 2]

As we shout into laughter, and evening is near

And all that's unknown is all that we fear


[Flute Solo]


[Verse 3]

He lives by his words, a poet I can tell

Cigarettes and whiskey remind him as well

Alone in a corner, a handsome young girl

A-looks in his eyes and sees the whole world


[Hook 1]

Don't put us in categories, we don't belong in them

All that I know is all that I see


[Verse 2]

I see highways, buildings all in a line

Drawn like a poet to a bottle of wine

I see you, you're alive, I've known things that have died

Which only a memory keeps them alive


[Hook 2]

As we shout into laughter, and evening is near

And all that's unknown is all that we fear

Oh


[Instrumental Outro]