A Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum+ b3 K) K. w o( \* h
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We skipped the light fandango " d. J2 ?; [4 Z/ v% bturned cartwheels 'cross the floor+ H$ Q( @; } V& l
I was feeling kinda' seasick ! f8 {& g1 y) x# |0 `the crowd called out for more5 I/ M, {& ~6 E" L' K) G2 N
the room was humming harder ! T7 _2 X" f6 M: }; x$ x9 c" U! Fas the ceiling flew away# s" c7 ^4 e$ Z# W, U
when we called out for another drink $ K8 ?: k; m6 M, G6 T9 I5 |the waiter brought a tray/ l. G, j& T( i/ g9 {' Y9 v' o0 M
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and so it was that later 2 r- c2 n9 A$ b3 p3 L+ y+ O5 f9 @as a mirror told its tale* t, ?, J \; \
that her face at first just ghostly 1 g5 v0 J! M0 A! ~% Q) Uturned a whiter shade of pale , @9 z. ^2 H5 @* ^6 U. V1 s) w! m6 w4 T2 p; q* |( e' x& g
She said: "There is no reason " K! }! `, M: A& K, K7 V4 P$ D6 {" Sand the truth is plain to see"8 c4 n' x2 {* P8 t' O2 r, @
but I wandered through my playing cards . O2 h n# _8 V2 ?would not let her be 9 y8 X2 I; w5 x' n+ l- F! aone of sixteen vestal virgins , C1 b% `, |8 \! rwho were leaving for the coast" c$ T0 K) A8 l9 Z& P
and although my eyes were open8 u3 y: ~. t# n* q! _
they might just as well've been closed% ?0 i m# ?/ `2 ?6 n+ R
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and so it was that later! Z/ B7 F0 H) O) r2 E
as the miller told his tale ; L8 ~" |! u }# }that her face at first just ghostly+ N4 R0 d5 m0 W0 {" ^3 o
turned a whiter shade of pale..