| He didn’t give you that nickname
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| But you smile when he calls you the Enola Gay
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| Turns the lights down low for your migraines
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| And fetches what you’ve strewn
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| All around the room up and down the hall
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| Asking for your Sodium Pentathol
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| So you can read aloud from your big tell-all
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| Anecdotes in platitudes
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| This world’s mean getting meaner too
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| So why’d you have to make it all about you
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| There’s no harm in stepping to the side
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| Light your hurricane lamp when the sky grows dark
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| The wind’s pissed off and the sun’s at large
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| What you’ve gotta do, it’s just a matter of pride
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| Until you vanish like the rest, out of sight and out of mind
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| Working all day in the control room
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| Mashing Charles Manson songs up with Showtunes
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| The feelings come quick but they leave as soon
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| Like music from a passing car
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| It’s crowded in the club where you meet your friends
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| Try to save some room for the elephant
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| Every day’s a chore and you’re not done yet
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| You didn’t think it’d be this hard
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| The root’s begun, we’re a nervous crew
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| So why’re you trying to make it all about you
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| It’s not so bad, it’s just a flash of light
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| Light your hurricane lamp when the sky goes dark
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| The rain’s upset, it just falls apart
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| You will get your wish, it’s just a matter of time
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| Until you vanish like the rest, out of sight and out of mind
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| Until you vanish like the rest, out of sight |