Exploring Riddles and Connections in Music
野 菜 園 が 家 に 帰 る 。
で は 海 を 渡 る も の は ？
橋 だ け だ 。
み そ 処 理 あ り が と う ご ざ い ま す 。
園 は や っ と 意 味 に 変 え ま す 。
次 は い つ ？
Judy Shelton got the call.
A brand new role, a changing wall.
But Mr. Poole knew years before.
Left hidden clues behind the door.
Years ahead, the riddles flow.
Little signs along the road.
Japan’s carry trade begins to shake.
What was hidden starts to wake.
Teddy Roosevelt, bears in the frame.
Teddy B, Teddy G, are they playing the same game?
Bearable guy, one, two, three.
Another little riddle staring back at me.
No more coincidences.
The patterns and the light.
No more coincidences.
The pieces fit tonight.
Follow all the clues.
Follow where it goes.
No more coincidences.
The whole world knows.
Panama, a passage to the sea.
New routes, new possibilities.
Emerald City shining green.
A hidden world behind the scene.
Dorothy follows a yellow road.
Searching for what nobody knows.
The wizard waits behind the show.
A name connection starts to glow.
David Schwartz told David Katz.
The wizard’s name, now how about that?
The man behind the curtain, hiding from the show.
Did David take his name from the wizard we know?
No, no, no more coincidences.
The patterns and the light.
No more coincidences.
The pieces fit tonight.
From Japan to Emerald City.
From the riddles to the show.
No more coincidences.
How far does this thing go?
Follow the curtains, follow the green.
Follow the yellow road to prosperity.
Follow the clues, follow the light.
No more coincidences.
The future’s in sight.
The yen is coming home!
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