| Struck matches filling corners of a window sill
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| Barn cat with the sickness leaning perfectly still
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| Against a dead moon kill
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| By all the desires that it feels along the way of their great big hill
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| Now I’ve seen you talking down from a borrowed throne
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| If you had a nickel for every chance that you’d blown
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| You set out for a week on the sea for relief and fresh company
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| I like to imagine a killing spree where every victim is me, and all the jokers
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| you see
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| On the screens and machines
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| They provide the scenes and the means for your
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| Many fabric complex
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| I see a walking disaster
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| Won’t it just fade away
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| I see a walking disaster
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| What’s it gonna have to say
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| What’s it gonna have to say
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| Built you a filter that you keep in your room
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| Under a box old mattress with a golden spoon
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| You press holes in your gloom and breathe in all the fumes, getting deeply in
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| tune, awaiting the next wave of attack
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| Now you’re digging in the icebox for something to have
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| Wrapped in tin foil and shoved way in the back
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| Sits a memory of ten dozen laughs
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| Somebody suggesting you got the kinda hunger you just can’t feed
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| I like coffee and you like tea
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| We want to make a little money but you can’t sell me
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| There ain’t nothing free that can call somebody something but we
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| We all already all knew that
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| I see a walking disaster
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| Won’t it just fade away
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| Look here walking disaster
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| What’s it gonna have to say
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| What’s it gonna have to say
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| What’s it gonna have to say
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| What’s it gonna have to say |