More Zeppelin. 
# Ramble On

leaves->falling( all_around );
while(localtime){
    $myway++;
}

THANKS_TO_YOU: {
    $i_am = "much obliged";
    for ($stay eq "pleasant"){
         print "such a pleasant stay";
    }
}

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BUT: {
    $me{go} = localtime();
    autumn_moon->lights( my_way );
    BUT_NOW: {
        sub headed_my_way {
            smell($rain) && with_it($pain);
        }
    }
}

sub sometimes {
    $tired++;
}

$but_i_know = "I've got one thing I've got to do";

sub Ramble_on {
    if($now eq localtime()){
        $time = $now;
    }
    sing($my_song);
    $i_m{goin} = round($the_world);
    on($my{way});
    for($day=$tenyears; $day<=localtime; $day++) {
        print "I've been this way";
    }
    $ramble = "on";
    $gotta{find}{queen} = "of all my dreams";
}

%spendin_grief = ( time => 0 )

while (localtime){
    $time = undef;
}
$our{health}{drank} = 1000;
print "It's time to ramble on";

&Ramble_on;

$tale{mine} = $told*0;
my $freedom = hold($dear);
print "How years ago in days of old";
print "When magic filled the air";

sub Morder::DarkestDepths {
    %met = ( girl => "so fair" );
    gollum_n_evil_one($CreptUp,$SlippedAway{withher});
}
$aint_nothin = "i can do now";
print "I guess i'll keep on";

&Ramble_on;

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