Venusian Diamond - Carole King

Written by：Carole King/Rick Evers/Mark Hallman/Robert McEntee/Robb Galloway/Miguel Rivera/Richard Hardy/Michael Wooten

On the thirty first day of the summer moon

In the marketplace

Somebody touched my hand and said

I was a woman of taste

Then with a flutter of wings

Amid the clutter of things

I saw the Venusian Diamond through a sea of grace

It said lay all of your money down

And I will be your own

Do it if you can

If you don't you better leave it alone'

Then there appeared a serpent hanging

Like a thunder rope

He said pull me I did

And fell into the wrong end of a telescope

So I began to run

I knew not to where I'd come

I could hear the Venusian Diamond and it

Gave me hope

It said shatter all your images

And I will be your own

Do it if you can

If you don't you better leave it alone'

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