A Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum U4 V! W/ a* b9 J S3 m" t' a
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We skipped the light fandango % A: M8 J8 x* j Yturned cartwheels 'cross the floor 5 \3 M* x7 B' ]( b' XI was feeling kinda' seasick. t2 i8 b" L9 `& X) P4 Z0 Z
the crowd called out for more: k: U7 ^+ I( J- d/ i
the room was humming harder# k4 c4 A' @( N2 B
as the ceiling flew away 4 @# g9 }" T) c5 L" W+ L# iwhen we called out for another drink/ L5 G) {$ q& u2 r. i! B. a" B
the waiter brought a tray1 Q: v! F, S8 a& V
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and so it was that later ) ?; L' b. n9 h; u) Cas a mirror told its tale . H$ z3 j' Y; z7 B! |8 Ethat her face at first just ghostly% `" l7 [3 |$ U; v) q6 G' [
turned a whiter shade of pale 2 }3 V$ a6 V* H& G, z/ a5 P% P" V. G
She said: "There is no reason 3 D3 n- s# U% [ `0 `and the truth is plain to see" 1 \ a/ _* @% m* M5 ]but I wandered through my playing cards) W" q/ W) j9 X6 `# _
would not let her be 1 I! x. P* H! f) ^7 Q6 Lone of sixteen vestal virgins5 G4 |5 t1 W! d. u7 p6 @/ F9 g3 Z
who were leaving for the coast; c, v: h% Q8 i3 L7 U( A
and although my eyes were open. H$ B, q7 u: W) H3 j
they might just as well've been closed1 S" d& `# q- C% \* ?3 U( k
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and so it was that later % }, {4 o/ s# a' u% d1 yas the miller told his tale4 m& i/ M# h+ `6 X4 s% [
that her face at first just ghostly ! `& { D' Z/ T* mturned a whiter shade of pale..