| Jennifer sits and she cries in the dark
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| And she dreams about dreaming and waits for the spark
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| Of anything that would remind her
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| Of anything else again
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| She remembers the day that she drove him away
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| How she hated him then! |
| (But she loves him today)
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| And she wonders what she would say to him now
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| It doesn’t matter anyway
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| Sweetness and light
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| Why can’t it always be sweetness and light
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| Jennifer writes in her journal
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| She says «He's been calling me over and over again
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| And every time I pick up the phone
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| He says nothing.»
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| She can’t remember the pain, she can’t remember the kicks
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| Just a Stevie Wonder song from 1976
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| And they say you should learn from you past mistakes
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| That’s easy for you to say
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| Sweetness and light
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| Why can’t it always be sweetness and light
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| And she says, «Why do you call me?
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| Why do you write me?
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| Why are you always around?
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| What do you want from me?
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| What do I have for you?
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| Why won’t you leave me alone?»
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| Jennifer writes in her journal, she says
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| «He's been calling me over again
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| And I put on a record and turn up the sound
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| And I close my eyes until the sound goes down.»
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| The phone rings over and over again
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| And over and over and over again
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| She picks it up on the 20th ring and says
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| «Don't fuck with me!» |