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Scotland to New York

We’ve got our minds on other mountains

Our hearts will go to the man-made forest, for once

We will walk with muses and moguls and maestros and mentors

New York dust will rub off on us, we’ll bring it home in our hand luggage

People live there, 24 hours a day, why sleep when the mountains light your way?

But it’s where the innocent still drown and the witch still floats, the witchfinders still hunt there in Metropolis.