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Chemical Plant - Robert Ellis
In a small town down on the highway to coast
Factories and churches lay on dusty gravure roads
This is where they first met
Such a long time ago
Young runners what the hell is
Foolish and unguarding
Following blindly without fear
Skippin' school and hoppin' fences
Making love down by the pear
Love like in a man's react
Constellations in the black
The lights from the chemical plant
Burn bright in the night like an old kerosene lamp
From a car parked by the ocean
What a vision to behold
The lights from the chemical plant
She says my heart is like an orphan
And your words are like home
I do not deserve such kindness
Keeps me warm down to my arms
We bear some strange familiar likeness
To a man I feel I know
As if to keep each other safe
They spent the night and then embrace
And the lights from the chemical plant
Burn bright in the night like an old kerosene lamp
When all seemed unstable
I could watch how they were there
The lights from the chemical plant
All the years passed by them both not so unkindly
And whenever things got rough
The pain they'd share
But no matter when death comes it is untimely
As she sat next to him
And she tried hard to prepare
Hoping you still see them
Through the window
If you look they are still there
Open up your eyes just once more darling
'Cause without you I know I just can't bear
The lights from the chemical plant
Burn bright in the night like an old kerosene lamp
I was sure they'd always be there
And then one day they were gone
The lights from the chemical plant
