| You were savin the day
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| but you woke up too late
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| pulled the covers down over your head
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| you haven’t left your front door
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| for a week maybe more
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| but tell me, hey, what’s the news from your bed?
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| You know your face is all covered with your birthday cake
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| that you’re eatin in the kitchen at home
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| another banner year, a splendid day,
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| another inch or two that you’ve grown
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| but it’s hard to celebrate on your own
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| there’s a mouse in your cubby that nibbles your crumbs
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| and you talk to him every night
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| you say, «hey mr. |
| whiskers I’m bored and I’m numb
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| you can stay if you just treat me right.»
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| just last year you were fortunate baby
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| and your friends stuck round you in droves
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| are they thinking of you? |
| maybe just maybe
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| but not a one is bothered to phone
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| tell me where oh where did they go?
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| called a car
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| about an hour ago
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| you’re gonna take yourself out
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| despite the cold and snow
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| did they forget about you?
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| are they in on it too?
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| you sit lookin in the mirror
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| at your dancin shoes
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| when your family calls
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| you make nice to them all
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| and assure them you’re fine and your great
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| then you cry in the bath
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| cry so hard that you laugh
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| and you watch television till late
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| who do you need? |
| nobody
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| You’re lucky nobody’s around
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| I could pour my own drinks
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| no thanks mister
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| go on, get out of town
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| and you’re gorgeous in your evening gown |