| I’ve been down before, in the dirt
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| Holding on to ghosts and shirts
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| of those I thought, liked the light
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| Those who won’t give up the first fight
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| oOh I’ve been down, on bad knees
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| prayed to god for love and (cheese?)
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| My mum won’t take no time, for me.
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| Oooh oooh ooooh ooooh
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| She’s been down before,
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| wrinkled corners, home ain’t a home if you’re brushing (jokes?)
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| _____ black and white,
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| Brother’s got liquor stored up inside
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| His brother ain’t a brother since he ran away
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| Now he drinks in the garden most rainy days
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| with a heart full of fire, ice full of water
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| hands of (dusk, caught in it?)
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| His youngest daughters (spin?)
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| Oooh oooh oooh oooooh
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| His sisters missed, he comes come real late
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| He’s got the stain of (bread?) on the side of his face
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| Keeps forgetting her name
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| Keeps on calling her/dear jane
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| From the phone downstairs, ___
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| Oooh oooh oooh
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| (some more really nice harmonizing)
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| (and all it goes?)
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| And all your ghosts go, Oohhh oooh oooh oooh |