| We’re at some late night art gallery
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| A 50's living room is nailed to the ceiling
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| You look pretty and sweet with red wine on your teeth
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| But I can’t shake this feeling
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| Like I’m capsized and kicking
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| We’re the last ones here and people start to clean
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| Nagging tired and slow like blood drunk little sand fleas
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| And I shake you awake and say where to next
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| Cause with the morning you leave
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| You say: «I think Red Tide might still be open.»
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| And I say: «When you’re gone how you planning on coping?»
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| I will pretend that you’re dead
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| And I’ll take what you left in my head
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| To the backyard and fill it with flowers instead
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| A bell’s ringing somewhere near the beach
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| It’s bright and shrill and it’s louder than it should be
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| I wonder if you’ll hear it tomorrow night
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| When everyone is sleeping
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| I rest my head on your shoulder
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| «What're you gonna do when I get back home and she wants you to hold her?»
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| I will pretend that you’re dead
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| And I’ll take what you left in my head
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| To the backyard and fill it with flowers instead
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| I will pretend that you’re dead (Huh!)
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| (Take what you left) And I’ll take what you left in my head
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| To the backyard and fill it with flowers instead |