| Just cause your heart’s afraid
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| Doesn’t give the right to say
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| I was born this way
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| You see the part you played
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| All the silhouettes you’ve made
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| Fleet the light of Day
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| I wish I was innocent in a bad way
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| But I’ve found
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| You don’t come after soldiers
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| Unless they were yours in the first place
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| Oh I swim in a violet sea
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| But I’m bending the light connecting you to me
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| So write a ‘lettre de marque' and see
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| Oh if this dark matter heart can bleed out right
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| Why do I push away
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| When your welcome is overstayed
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| All I breathe is grey
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| But through the disarray
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| You’re the emissary vein
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| To my left right brain
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| Oh cause, I wish I was reticent in my own strength
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| But I’ve found
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| You don’t hold your composure
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| When I say that with a straight face
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| See you brought your wits about you
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| The black bear that’ll haunt you
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| If I can feel it, why do I need to see it — do I?
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| See you brought your wits about you
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| The black bear that’ll haunt you
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| I don’t see it, oh did I ever feel it — did I?
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| See you brought your wits about you
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| The black bear that’ll haunt you |