| It was Don Delillo, whiskey neat,
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| And a blinking midnight clock
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| Speakers on a TV stand
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| Just a turntable to watch
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| Only smoke came out our mouths
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| On all those hooded sweatshirt walks
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| We were a stroke of luck
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| We were a gold mine that gutted us And from the sidelines you’d see me run
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| Until I’m out of breath
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| Living the good life, I left for dead
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| The sorrowful Midwest
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| Well I did my best…
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| To keep my head
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| It was grass stain jeans and incompletes
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| And a girl from class to touch
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| But you think about yourself too much
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| And you ruin who you love
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| Well all these claims at consciousness
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| My stray dog freedom
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| Let’s have a nice clean cut
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| Like a bag we buy and divy up And from the sidelines I see you run
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| Until i’m out of breath
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| And all those white lines that sped us up We hurried to our death
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| Well I lagged behind…
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| So you got ahead |