| There was nothing you could do but turn away
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| They told the fathers to hide all the girls away
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| It’s just a name, a name, a name, a name, what’s in a name?
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| And you were sleeping by the time I found you there
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| I said, «It's a shame we gotta cut off all that hair…»
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| But it’s alright, I just hope it’s nothing bad
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| You can call me if you’re sad, I don’t care what your father said
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| We were running through the halls of the middle school
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| Writing our names on the side of the public pool
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| Like two ghosts in flight on a sleepless night, we were alive
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| And you told me you were scared of suicide
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| On the night that your best friend’s brother died
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| But it’s alright, I just hope it’s nothing bad
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| You can call me if you’re sad, I don’t care what your father said
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| I was lost in you dancing around in your living room
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| And you said your mother’s in the back on Valium
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| And she sleeps so hard that you wonder if she’s alive
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| And so I parked my bike outside your house
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| You said, «There's nothing you can do to make me come out!»
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| Because your daddy said I was the worst one yet, it was a lie, a lie, a lie,
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| a lie
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| Because I always loved the way you looked in that parlour light
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| Just dancing around in some old sweater of mine
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| But it’s alright, I just hope it’s nothing bad
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| Just promise me you won’t get mad, I don’t care what your father said
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| This is not a game, it would be a crying shame
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| Honestly, what’s in a name?
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| Tell me, what’s in a name, a name, a name…
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| Oh we were so young, we were so wrong
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| We were so wrong |