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Ku lari ke hutan
Kemudian menyanyiku
Ku lari ke pantai
Kemudian teriakku
Sepi... Sepi dan sendiri aku benci
Aku ingin bingar
Aku mau di pasar
Bosan aku dengan penat
Dan enyah saja kau pekat
Seperti berjelaga jika ku sendiri...
                          
                              Pecahkan saja gelasnya biar ramai
                              Biar mengaduh sampai gaduh
                              Oh... Ada malaikat menyulam jaring laba-laba di tembok 
                              keraton putih
                              Kenapa tak goyangkan saja loncengnya
                              Biar terdera,
                              Atau aku harus lari ke hutan
                              Belok ke pantai

                                        
                                                                               - Rangga -

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