The Weakerthans – Our Retired Explorer Dines With Michael Foucault In Paris 1961 (Guitar)

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Just one more drink and then I       

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should be on my way home.

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I'm not entirely sure                

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what you're talking about.

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I've had a really nice time,     

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but my dogs need to be fed.

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I must say that in the right light 

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you look like Shackelton.

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Comment allez-vous ce soir?

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Je suis comme ci comme ca.

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Yes a penguin taught me French back 

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in Antartica.

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Oh, I could show you the way

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shadows colonize snow.

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Ice breaking up on the bay 

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off the Lassiter coast.

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Light falling over the pole as 

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every longitude leads 

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up to your frost bitten feet

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Oh you're very sweet.

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Thank you for the flowers and the 

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book by Derrida, 

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but I must be getting back to 

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dear Antarctica.

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    Say do you have a ship 

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    and a dozen able men 

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    that maybe you could lend me?