| ! First ... the wind, wave cloud lightning | |
| ! Sound wave is quite competent at surveillance, | |
| " Put your hands up, wave them around some " [ Chuckling ] Maybe l will be the Goorge Jefferson of the neighborhood. | |
| "'Surf a wave' sounds thrilladelic. " | |
| "'This wave will roll ashore but soon.' | |
| ! First ... the wind, wave cloud lightning | |
| ! Sound wave is quite competent at surveillance, | |
| " Put your hands up, wave them around some " [ Chuckling ] Maybe l will be the Goorge Jefferson of the neighborhood. | |
| "'Surf a wave' sounds thrilladelic. " | |
| "'This wave will roll ashore but soon.' | |
| ""When my soul looks anxiously out on this world to which I"m yet to belong, ""onto the vague waves of this immense ocean, ""a more beautiful shape stands out: | |
| ""When my soul looks anxiously out on this world, which I"m yet to belong, ""onto the vague waves of this immense ocean, ""a more beautiful shape stands out: | |
| "'How relaxing the sound of the waves is,' you said. | |
| "'When this crazy kid waves his gun at me and says to give him my money... | |
| "... into mirror image waves. " | |
| ""When my soul looks anxiously out on this world to which I"m yet to belong, ""onto the vague waves of this immense ocean, ""a more beautiful shape stands out: | |
| ""When my soul looks anxiously out on this world, which I"m yet to belong, ""onto the vague waves of this immense ocean, ""a more beautiful shape stands out: | |
| "'How relaxing the sound of the waves is,' you said. | |
| "'When this crazy kid waves his gun at me and says to give him my money... | |
| "... into mirror image waves. " | |
| "As she waved her wooden leg." | |
| "But Max stepped into his private boat and waved good-bye." | |
| "The hand then waved, bid adieu, and while doing so, "the slate was projected by another hand, upon which were written the words 'goodbye. "' | |
| "They waved their arms with trembling voices, and strolled back and forth." | |
| "and the policemen smiled and waved good-bye. | |
| ! - Nothing, they're waving goodbye to me. | |
| "...one see's Joy's banners waving." | |
| "And further on a group of Grecian girls... the first and tallest her white kerchief waving... were strung together like a row of pearls... linked hand in hand and dancing, each too having down her white neck... long floating auburn curls, the least of which would set ten poets raving... their leader sang and bounded to her song, with choral step and voice... the virgin throng." | |
| "But it all ends, "seem to thinkk these blackk kkids... waving little frlags, while appearing on the skkyline... is the governor's long white car. | |
| "Hello, good to see you." I'm waving. | |
| "As she waved her wooden leg." | |
| "But Max stepped into his private boat and waved good-bye." | |
| "The hand then waved, bid adieu, and while doing so, "the slate was projected by another hand, upon which were written the words 'goodbye. "' | |
| "They waved their arms with trembling voices, and strolled back and forth." | |
| "and the policemen smiled and waved good-bye. | |
| ! - Nothing, they're waving goodbye to me. | |
| "...one see's Joy's banners waving." | |
| "And further on a group of Grecian girls... the first and tallest her white kerchief waving... were strung together like a row of pearls... linked hand in hand and dancing, each too having down her white neck... long floating auburn curls, the least of which would set ten poets raving... their leader sang and bounded to her song, with choral step and voice... the virgin throng." | |
| "But it all ends, "seem to thinkk these blackk kkids... waving little frlags, while appearing on the skkyline... is the governor's long white car. | |
| "Hello, good to see you." I'm waving. | |
