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Levon wears his war wound like a crownHe calls his child Jesus'Cause he likes the nameAnd he sends him to the finest school in townLevon, Levon likes his moneyHe makes a lot they saySpends his days countingIn the garage by the motorwayHe was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas DayWhen the New York Times said God is deadAnd the war's begunAlvin Tostig has a son todayAnd he shall be LevonAnd he shall be a good manAnd he shall be LevonIn tradition with the family planAnd he shall be LevonAnd he shall be a good manAnd he shall be LevonLevon sells cartoon balloons in townHis family business thrivesJesus blows up balloons all daySits on the porch swing watching them flyAnd Jesus, he wants to go to Venusleaving Levon far behindTake a balloon and go sailingWhile Levon, Levon slowly diesHe was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas DayWhen the New York Times said God is deadAnd the war's begunAlvin Tostig has a son today
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