| Like the man who stands behind the man
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| And whispers in his ear
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| «Pretend you know the secret and then keep all your enemies near»
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| Well I hold you close
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| And I squeezed so hard
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| I made your eardrums pop
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| But you hung there like a lifeless doll
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| And said I wonder could you ever stop
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| So what can I have if I can’t have ermine
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| What can I have if I can’t have pearls
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| Tell me what I need and then give it to me darling
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| But all I really want is your love baby
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| The hearts they bang like doors all night
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| And the shutters slam like cells
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| And the yellow rose of electricity blooms
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| And then flickers as someone yells
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| Well I heard that scream from far away
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| But it seemed so awfully near
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| Until I heard the sound of my own voice
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| Stinging in my ear
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| I call you in the morning
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| And I call you in the night
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| And I call you in the early dawn
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| And the next time that I call you babe
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| I’ll be calling long before you’re born
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| Well the crows beat high
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| And they caw so clear
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| Like the croak of a dying man
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| Then they fall like an angry cloud to feed
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| On the stooped and studded corn
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| Do you take me for a fool
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| Do you take me for a wretch
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| When you take me for a little ride
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| But I’ll take you in the morning
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| And I’ll take you in the night
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| And I’ll take you over on your side
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| And I’ll take you in the front
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| And I’ll take you in the back
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| And I’ll take you in the middle too
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| But I wish you’d take me where I wanted to go
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| And I wish you’d come along too
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| It’s just a sex thing
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| And that’s enough
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| But I can’t help it
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| If I fall in love |