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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #269

1976. Scottish artist who combined folk-rock songs with tales of characters and events from history.He was inspired to write this song after his girlfriend left a book of Vietnamese astrology out.
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Answer
On
a
morning
from
a
Bogart
movie
In
a
country
where
they
turn
back
time
You
go
strolling
though
the
crowd
like
Peter
Lorre
Contemplating
a
crime
She
comes
out
of
the
sun
Answer
in
a
silk
dress
running
Like
a
watercolor
in
the
rain
Don't
bother
asking
for
explanations
She'll
just
tell
you
that
she
came
In
the
year
of
the
cat
She
doesn't
give
you
Answer
time
for
questions
As
she
locks
up
your
arm
in
hers
And
you
follow
till
your
sense
of
which
direction
Completely
disappears
By
the
blue
tiled
walls
near
the
market
stalls
there's
a
Answer
hidden
door
she
leads
you
to
These
days
she
says
I
feel
my
life
Just
like
a
river
running
through
The
year
of
the
cat
Well
she
looks
at
you
so
coolly
And
Answer
her
eyes
shine
Like
the
moon
in
the
sea
she
comes
in
incense
And
patchouli
So
you
take
her
To
find
what's
inside
The
year
of
the
cat
Well
morning
comes
and
you're
Answer
still
with
her
And
the
bus
and
the
tourists
are
gone
And
you've
thrown
away
your
choice
and
lost
your
ticket
So
you
have
to
stay
on
But
the
drum
beat
strains
of
Answer
the
night
remain
In
the
rhythm
of
the
new
born
day
You
know
sometime
you're
bound
to
leave
her
But
for
now
you're
going
to
stay
In
the
year
of
the
cat
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