| Drunk woman: Do you really feel… honestly, I’m asking you of your heart…
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| Man: I don’t even know you!
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| Woman: I know! |
| I’m not asking you what you know of yourself, I’m asking…
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| Man: Oh, yeah. |
| Sup?
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| Woman: …what you know of yourself. |
| A-am I the Jezebel? |
| Am I the Jezebel?
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| Man: The Jezebelly!
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| You don’t know me
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| You just love me
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| You don’t know me
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| You just love me
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| You don’t know me
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| You just love me
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| You don’t know me
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| You just love me
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| And he was a man, or so he thought
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| Paid attention to the lessons daddy taught
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| Secondhand-me-down blessing, she was short on patience
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| Carried mace and hated everyday people, the plight of the pessimist
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| Habitual living, daily schedule consisted of:
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| Work, television, and sexual moments
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| But sometimes it gets so hopeless
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| When nonsense raises an octave, thoughts blocks all sensual focus
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| With a firm grasp on the grudge they both clutch in the name of love
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| Fear of the results had push ever came to shove
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| Seduced for fun, produce a lot of fight
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| Two youths on the run, learning some truth about life
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| And when he stares at the stars, he reflects on the moon
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| The time, the talks they share walking around Calhoun
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| And when she watches the look on his face as he sleeps
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| She recalls every inch as to how it got this deep
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| Now how am I to know you like the way I laugh?
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| I can’t read the map, no one’s ever seen the path
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| The one you take a bath with is the same one that frees your path
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| Oh you going out? |
| what time you gon' be back?
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| Cause they were two perfect kids in a too-perfect world
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| Today the part of man and woman will be played by boy and girl
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| Let’s all take seats, please quiet during the performance
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| Lift her, pull her from the orchids
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| Cause they were two perfect kids in a too-perfect world
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| Today the part of man and woman will be played by boy and girl
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| Trying to read the script, keep getting trapped in the margins
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| Lift them, pull them from the gardens
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| Now she was smart, she grew up with this complex
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| That the people that surrounded her seemed to expect the world
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| And he was tall, over six, no attempt to predict the fall
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| Thought he’d seen it all until his all became that girl
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| She said she loves the drugs, but when she comes down
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| She speaks about finishing, she’s convinced it’s the last visit
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| He doesn’t know the difference between come and go
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| Give him just one to grow and watch him collapse inside of a half pint
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| She dyed her hair black, maybe now she can relax
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| Maybe now the regulars will stare half as hard
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| He wears a old face and beer gut
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| Existence validation printed on the monthly statements
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| That come from MasterCard
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| He thinks she sleeps too much
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| She thinks he spends too much
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| He thinks her friends are jokes
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| She thinks he’s out of touch
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| He thinks she drinks too much
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| She thinks he thinks too much
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| It’s all another phase turning the page in the book of growing up
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| She has seen a lot of sex
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| He tried to hide his resentment, but there wasn’t nothing thing left for them
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| to label new
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| But sometimes the obvious ain’t simple to see
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| Cause even the time that they killed
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| Was something that she wasn’t accustomed to
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| She never comprehended what to make of it (make of it)
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| He was never quite prepared to study the reaching
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| Together they shared the sacred practices of breathing
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| The weather was fair, however the hovering clouds weren’t leaving
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| Discover the little drama demons that hide deep inside the framework
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| And live in that congested brain
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| They had old lovers on the side, old flames
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| That somehow managed to spark regardless of the pouring rains
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| And each time they mix up the ingredients
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| They recheck the recipe to see maybe they’re reading it incorrectly
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| Collect me, consume me, release me, snuggle
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| Two geniuses putting together the pieces to a blank puzzle
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| Every time I chase a squirrel it rips apart my world
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| Every time I chase a squirrel it rips apart my world
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| Every time I chase a squirrel it rips apart my world
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| And every time I chase a squirrel it rips apart my world
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| Cause they were two perfect kids in a too-perfect world
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| Today the part of man and woman will be played by boy and girl
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| Let’s all take seats, please quiet during the performance
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| Lift her, pull her from the orchids
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| Cause they were two perfect kids in a too-perfect world
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| Today the part of man and woman will be played by boy and girl
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| Your horoscope says we should share an apartment
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| Lift them, pull them from the gardens |