“You see, dream-lover of a lady, what shakes me to the core
Is the thought as you caress me, you've done this all before
I think about the future with me out and others in
Will I, too, have disappeared like I've never ever been?”

—  Harry Chapin

I Wonder What Happened to Him
Song lyrics, Dance Band on the Titanic (1977)

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