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Two and Two

by James Hollingsworth

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Can you put two and two together?
Do you see what's going on?
Are you the one who came in late?

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Can you put two and two together now,
Can you see what's going on?
Are you the one who came in late?
Who, with an eyes-wide realisation thought
"How can this carry on?!"

Well, if topsy-turvy's fit to bust
Can only be
The fools to laugh are first

So can you put two and two together now,
Can you see what's going on?
Are you the one who came in late?
Who...
Unable to now resist, breathed deep
And entered into fate

So, can you put two and two together now,
Can you see what's going on?
Are you the one, are you the one..?
Are you the one who came in late?

Well, if running ever comes to stop
Won't you look around?
'cause, you've sown a lengthy crop, boy.

So, can you put two and two together now,
Can you see what has to come?
Just a surface glance is not enough
'cause if you want to have some insight:
You gotta go in.

You gotta go in!

So, if turning round is turning up:
Remember me.
Trouble is the future's come
But it's still the past to me!

So, can you put two and two together now,
Can you see what's going on?
Are you the one who came in late?
Who, with an eyes-wide realisation thought
"How can this carry on?!"
Carry on... carry on... carry on...

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released February 22, 2022
James Hollingsworth (written 1997)
Recorded 2010, featuring Sean McBride on Saxophones.
Thanks to Artur Loza for entrusting me with his exquisite charango and Jenny Smith for her dad's old double bass.

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