| Hand me my costume
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| Please won’t you pass me mask. |
| .. ?
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| I have appointments that I must keep with my past.
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| Bring on the cabaret, we can all have a laught.
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| I’ve made the theatre of the absurd at last.
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| Drink up and let’s go home
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| The demon is on the phone.
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| He’s playing a dialing tone
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| So, drink up and let’s go home.
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| Orchestrations of a different nature.
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| Arrangements that I made to end it all.
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| Yeras and years of love all turned to paper
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| Dancing at the old musician’s ball
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| And these beauty secrets that I’ve kept so long
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| Have slightly faded like my old blue jeans
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| But read them now because before too long
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| They could fall apart at every seam.
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| Play me my music
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| Please won’t you warm up the band. |
| .. ?
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| Turn on the spotlight
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| We can pretend there’s a stage.
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| I’ll be your hero only as long as I’m paid
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| Drink up and let’s go home.
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| (You're such a naughty boy. . .)
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| The demon is on the phone.
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| (He's got a special toy. . .)
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| He’s playing a dialing tone.
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| (A thing to bring you joy. . .)
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| So, drink up and let’s go home.
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| Let’s go home. |