| I know that is it freezing,
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| But I think we have to walk.
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| I keep waving at the taxi’s,
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| They keep turnin' their lights off.
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| But, Julie knows a party at some actor’s West Side loft.
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| Supplies are endless in the evenin',
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| By the mornin' they’ll be gone.
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| When everything is lonely,
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| I can be my own best friend.
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| I get a coffee and the paper;
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| Have my own conversations:
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| With the sidewalk and the pigeons and my window reflection.
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| The mask I polish in the evenin',
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| By the mornin' looks like shit.
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| And, I know you have a heavy heart,
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| I can feel it when we kiss.
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| So many men, stronger than me,
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| Have thrown their backs out tryin' to lift it.
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| But me, I’m not a gamble,
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| You can count on me to split.
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| The love I sell you in the evenin',
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| By the mornin' won’t exist.
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| You’re looking skinny like a model,
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| With your eyes all painted black.
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| You just keep goin' to the bathroom,
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| Always say you’ll be right back.
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| Well, it takes one to know one kid, I think you got it bad.
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| But what’s so easy in the evenin',
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| By the mornin’s such a drag.
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| I got a flask inside my pocket,
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| We can share it on the train.
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| And if you promise to stay conscoius,
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| I will try and do the same.
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| Well we might die from medication, but we sure killed all the pain.
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| But what was normal in the evenin',
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| By the mornin' seems insane.
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| And I’m not sure what the trouble was--
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| That started all of this.
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| The reasons all have run away,
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| But the feeling never did.
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| It’s, not somethin' i would recommend, but it is one way to live.
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| 'Cause what is simple in the moonlight,
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| By the mornin' never is.
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| It was so simple in the moonlight, now it’s so complicated.
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| It was so simple in the moonlight;
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| So simple in the moonlight;
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| So simple in the moonlight. |