| The less you know, the better you sleep -
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| Now I have checked for myself.
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| Who invented it, of course,
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| There was a wise devil
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| He knew losses.
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| Where did the moon go from heaven?
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| Gone to shine in someone else's bed.
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| And the soul demands blood
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| And the mind does not dare to object.
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| And this pain gives me power
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| And I soar on black wings
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| Like a heart of glass
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| The dragon suddenly bled.
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| I so want to save you
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| But I defend poorly.
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| The words are pulsing in my brain:
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| How could you?
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| How dare you?
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| Settled and warmed up
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| In my heart is a rat-jealousy.
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| The rat-jealousy gnaws at the heart.
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| I can kill her
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| But I will kill my heart with her.
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| The house is running, brains are in the dust.
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| I'm squeezed like a lemon on a fish.
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| I drink water from melancholy,
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| And in reality I see devils.
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| I can't refuse myself
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| In a drooling, weak hope,
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| that you will come to my bed
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| So softly, softly
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| Everything is as before.
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| And this pain gives me power
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| The hand is strong and the step is bold,
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| But the heart does not make it clear:
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| "How could you? How dare you?"
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| Everything cannot be as before,
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| Change: there is no tenacious word.
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| We cannot forget her.
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| And all around:
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| Again, again, again.
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| Settled and warmed up
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| In my heart is a rat-jealousy.
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| The rat-jealousy gnaws at the heart.
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| I can kill her
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| But I will kill my heart with her.
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| Settled and warmed up
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| In my heart is a rat-jealousy.
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| The rat-jealousy gnaws at the heart.
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| I can kill her
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| But together with her I will kill my heart ...
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| Settled and warmed up
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| In my heart is a rat-jealousy.
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| The rat-jealousy gnaws at the heart.
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| I can kill her
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| But I will kill my heart with her. |