| I watch you cry again
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| In the only bar tonight that’s slow
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| Wearing the dress I met you in
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| All those years ago
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| Now you say, «If there is a Hell
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| That’s where you’ll be
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| Consumed by pain you never felt but
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| You caused in me»
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| Lit cigarettes will rain
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| As you feed my bones to hungry strays
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| You’ll kiss each one and give them names
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| Using my ribs for games
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| Try to read some stranger’s thoughts
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| Through his piss-drunk, pale-eyed stare
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| Then I order another shot
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| And I start to pet your hair, «There, there»
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| You plucked me out of the wind
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| Like some insect whirling by, yeah
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| Though I never stopped stinging
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| You kept me alive
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| Lit cigarettes will rain
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| On a field where horses roam untamed
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| See you running with them through the flames
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| Wildflowers in their manes
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| As you lead the stampede my way
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| Or maybe it’s shivers and snow
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| An ocean of ice on frostbitten toes
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| Where whales sing their sad songs beneath my feet
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| And a girl with long dark hair
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| Glides between them with ease
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| Hey
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| When Death comes driving through
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| Saying, «Son, take a seat»
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| I’ll say, «Only if you’re heading to
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| The Hell she made for me»
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| Your cigarettes will rain
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| Burning holes into my face
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| Hold out my tongue like an ashtray
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| Try to taste your lips through the pain |