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Jester's Court

She was just a girl

Dressed in a woman's skin.

Never quite got it

Never quite fit in

Knew early on that throwing words

Was a waste of time

Prize possessions like sincerity

Never did headline


She always strolls the second path

To the drummer in her heart

To try to make a difference

In a worldly jester's court.


She's walked a lifetime

Following her heart

She's stood tall while she crumbled

And dreams blew apart

She held her head above the shame

Of a world gone quite insane

To face the empty mornings

She embraced the pain


She always strolls the second path

To the drummer in her heart

To try to make a difference

In a worldly jester's court


She never wanted the career

Of a liberated woman

She found freedom on a path of truth

Sought solace in the moment

Now she walks in solitude

Upright and on her own

People and possessions come and go

But thru it all she's known


To always stroll the second path

To the drummer in her heart

To try to make a difference

In a worldly jester's court.