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Frolicking Dog In A China Cabinet

from Clouds Today by John Ludington

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The angles of her garden, that's her beauty
The harvest is her strength
Her young one speaks to me like a friend
She’ll treat you just the same
Her home up in the north is made of people
They’re waiting her return
She’ll study all year through
Till she's gathered all there is to learn

And I’ve stumbled on her spinning wheel
Man, I kicked it with my good shoe
I’m a frolicking dog in a china cabinet
It’s not funny

And these emotions here
They are my garments in her wash
This anger here
Is churning in her wash
And this sadness here
Is spinning in her basement
And sooner or later
I’ll have to go get them

And I don't want to loose myself
I only want to be searching for truth

Truth is the emotion we feel

Her fair skin whispers to me ”come and kiss me,
I am from Finland way”
Full in heart and bone
She is her own

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from Clouds Today, released January 1, 2001

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