Trouble with classicists 创作者：
Lou Reed And John Cale
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调：D major

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The trouble with a classicist he looks at a tree

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That's all he sees, he paints a tree
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The trouble with a classicist
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he looks at the sky
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He doesn't ask why,
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he just paints a sky
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The trouble with an impressionist,
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he looks at a log
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And he doesn't know who he is,
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standing, staring, at this log
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And surrealist memories are too
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amorphous and proud
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While those downtown
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macho painters are just alcoholic

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The trouble with personalities,
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they're too wrapped up in style
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It's too personal,
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they're in love with their own guile
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They're like illegal aliens trying
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to make a buck
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They're driving gypsy cabs
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but they're thinking like a truck

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I like the druggy downtown kids
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who spray paint walls and trains
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I like their lack of training,
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their primitive technique
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I think sometimes it hurts you
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when you stay too long in school
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I think sometimes it hurts you
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when you're afraid to be called a fool
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trouble with classicists is

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