| Why the painted face?
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| You’ve not joined the circus
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| There’s a line on that map
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| I drew that line
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| Does she want me to stand with my hands on my head?
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| The pastor read the sermon
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| And I frankly perspired
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| Will Jesus love me? |
| Hug me?
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| While she waits behind stained glass with her one good eye?
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| Have her blood stains revealed
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| What is in her troubled mind?
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| Bring me a grown man
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| Crying like an orphan
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| Here comes the ghost
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| That’s trailing me
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| With her long hair, short hair, senseless, dumb, and creepy
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| Mama, why do you hold me so close?
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| So she wrote a letter
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| And she packed some wine
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| Does anyone out there love me still?
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| Will I arrive on time?
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| I see
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| Would stronger men kneel, as she is robbing them blind?
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| You might lose taste for your God
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| You might find nothing to do
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| All of her face is torn off
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| Now we have nothing to prove
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| Look at the trouble I’m in
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| By virtue of once admitting a stranger
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| I will not wait for no plain-clothed apparition
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| Who from California touched down
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| On a Pennsylvania runway as a Ghost
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| So I’ll meet her for dinner
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| We will talk about the weather
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| I’ll have no way of quite knowing
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| If she’s coming or she’s going
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| It’s so hard to make engagements with yourself
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| As the doctor spreads the instruments upon the shelf
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| And the self-made man collects his undue wealth
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| And the Roman Emperor just kills himself
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| Muttering
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| «She's in love with all the animals and so she feeds the animals.»
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| «She's in love with all the animals and so she feeds the animals.» |