In which head does it fit, where does it fit,
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to think that in my twilight I loved you...
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit.
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To think that from here, from my boredom,
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I can come to love you without witnesses,
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May I be the one to give what he has lost
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and thus deserve what is undeserved.
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I, empty inside and no more sky
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than the limitless space of a verse,
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I, who will never know if it is this flight
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that of a blue bird in the desert.
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In which head does it fit, where does it fit
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to think that I, nostalgic, love you...
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit.
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Suppose you hallucinated with me
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between a disappointment and a hope,
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Yesterday I died, yesterday and there is no tomorrow,
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It has filled with winter and my soul.
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If for me there is no night without ghosts,
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an echo in the gloom and in a dream,
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your laugh in another claimed laugh,
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your voice in another voice in love.
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In which head does it fit, where does it fit
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to think that I in a vertigo love you...
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit
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In which head does it fit, where does it fit
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to think that I, sleepwalking, love you...
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit.
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Forgive me, girl, but it's late |
and I no longer have anything to give you.
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit.
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit.
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In which head does it fit, in which head does it fit |