He wrote about pieces of the azure
On the ponds, on the forests
He wrote upon the winds upon the walls
But today he would sing
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Rimbaud would sing with his arms stretched wide
Rimbaud would sing with his arms crossed
Rimbaud would sing the time has come
With the sun in his heart, a sob in his voice
There in front of the crowd he would sing
Like a free bird he’d sing
And the whole crowd would whistle along
But Rimbaud sings
But Rimbaud sings
He has left you words from his heart
To never die
Him, the crazy man, the friend, the deserter
Today oh how he would sing
Rimbaud would sing with his arms stretched wide
Rimbaud would sing with his arms crossed
Rimbaud sings the time has come
With the sun in the heart, a sob in his voice
There in front of the crowd he would sing
Like a free bird he’d sing
And all the crowd would whistle along
In front of you, you will see
A sinking boat
A sinking boat
And Rimbaud sings
Rimbaud would sing with his fist in the air
Rimbaud would sing with a heavy heart
Rimbaud would sing freedom
And love and hell and the rivers and the sea
There in front of the crowd he’d sing
Like a free bird he’d sing
And the whole crowd would whistle
But Rimbaud sings
But Rimbaud sings