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And were mermaids, weren't there?
Sweet, mermaids
All through that gray Trafalgar
Such mermaids

And they were young and were fair
They their bronze and dusky hair
And whispered, "Come, sad
Come and here"

"You will love, you will be
You will grow up and do so
You will be strong, you will be
By all the mermaids, mermaids"

And they'd sung their satin song
beckoned to me from the fog
They spread arms and lifted
Pale portrait faces, I was

To their coral cavern
To rooms with shells for walls
To sandy nooks, pearly books and dolls
In ivory stalls, in ivory

And there were mermaids, weren't
Sweet, mermaids
All through wan, forgotten square
mermaids

They were young and were fair
And they brushed their bronze and dusky
And whispered, "Come, sad Stephen, come"
And I was

Was I wrong? Should I run?
I wanted all, I young
And faces, I was taken

Did I love? I care
Did I up? Well, unaware
And was I And was I sung?
How do I haunt fog?

And find I want so much, want
And no more
No mermaids
And no more