#599 SUZANNE
GSuzanne takes you down
To her place by the river,
You can haear the boats go by,
You can spend the night beside her,
And you knGow that she's half crazy,
And that's why you want to be there;
And she fheeds you tea and oranges
That come Call the way from China;
And Gjust when you mean to tell her
That you have no love to give her,
She gaets you on her wave-length
And lets the river answer
That you've Galways been her lover.
And you whant to travel with her,
CAnd you want to travel blind,
And you know thaGt you can trust her,
For you've toauched her perfect body
With your mGind.
GAnd Jesus was a sailor
When He walked upon the water,
And he aspent a long time watching
From a lonely wooden tower,
And when Ghe knew for certain
Only drowning men could see Him,
He said, h"All men shall be brothers, then,
Until the Csea shall free them,"
But GHe himself was broken
Long before the sky would open,
aForsaken, almost human,
He sank beneath your wisdom
Like Ga stone.
And you hwant to travel with Him,
CAnd you want to travel blind,
And you think Gyou maybe trust Him,
For He's atouched your perfect body
With His Gmind.
GSuzanne takes you down
To her place by the river,
You can ahear the boats go by,
You can spend the night forever,
And the Gsun pours down like honey,
On our lady of the harbour;
And she hshows you where to look
Amid the Cgarbage and the flowers.
There Gare heroes in the seaweed,
There are children in the morning,
They aare leaning out for love,
And they will lean that way forever,
While Suzanne Gholds the mirror.
And you hwant to travel with her,
CAnd you want to travel blind,
And you think Gmaybe you'll trust her,
For you've atouched her perfect body
With your Gmind.