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Disguises of a Thousand Years
There is a lady
 Who sits in a tower
 And blows kisses out to her foes
 
 They say, "she's gracious,"
 When really she hates us
 'Cause we're telling 
 Secrets she knows
 
 There is a book 
 When you open its pages
 The pictures go right to the walls
 
 There's knights on their horses
 And dragons in courses
 Of princes 
 Who've all had to fall
 
 They call the lady a queen
 And they call the pictures museums
 And a writer will come
 And he'll wipe it away
 And the story will change
 
 In a thousand years
 
 There is a young girl who 
 Hides from the whole world
 In a little brown box on the hill
 
 She's called a hermit
 And people who hope she'll
 Come out know
 That she never will
 
 There is a giant
 Who's part of a circus and
 Known for the roles that he plays
 
 He's called a freak 
 Though he's really quite meek
 And he wipes the tomatoes 
 Away
 
 But the queen is a witch 
 And the pictures are angels
 The girl is a warrior of blood
 And the giant's a god
 And if you think that's odd
 You can go and revise it
 
 In a thousand years
 
 There was a man
 Who was led up a stand
 For the crimes that he did not commit
 
 He'll save the vain
 And the weak
 And the lame
 
 But he's standing in chains 
 That don't fit
 
 The people are called,
 The victims of fate
 And this story's buried
 And dead
 
 But the liar's a king
 And if you think that's mean
 You should try and rewrite it
 
 In a thousand years
 
 And here are our disguises
 They'll laugh with our surprises
 Don't you like our disguises?
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