| Kick, you know you’re still a kid
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| And your diet’s too full of additives
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| Passed out on a couch with ashes in your mouth
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| Dreaming that you’re hopping a fence
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| This world must have it out for you
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| From the shores of Montauk out to Malibu
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| The trappings of a name you never could escape
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| These people want to live in the past
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| Some golden age that they never had
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| I thought we lost that Camelot
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| I thought we lost that Camelot
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| It’s a children’s story we forgot
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| So long ago
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| Kick, it’s hard to find a friend
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| In a place that’s so cruel and partisan
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| But you should go in style to Stockholm for a while
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| Live outside oblivion’s lens
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| Someday you’ll have a fine divorce
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| And a cemetery plot in Hyannis Port
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| Next time you close your eyes
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| On a helicopter ride
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| I hope you see it isn’t your fault
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| I hope you know it isn’t your fault
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| I thought they shot that Camelot
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| I thought they shot that Camelot
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| Whoever shot this movie star B-roll
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| Said the show must go on
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| Layin' in an office on an old chaise lounge
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| Listenin' to the doctor drone
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| No therapeutic feeling once the shock wears off
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| Answer every question «no»
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| Hiding in a hamlet with the shades pulled down
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| Wondering if the story’s broke
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| Tragedy is profit once the word gets out
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| Tabloids at the country store
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| Searching under tables when the bar closed down
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| Said somebody stole your phone
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| Now there’s no one to talk to but these trust-fund drunks
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| Should’ve brought a chaperone
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| But Kick, I’d love to help you but I just don’t count
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| Friendship makes you paranoid
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| I don’t believe in curses, but I just might now
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| You never really had a choice
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| Like all your broken toys
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| Kick, you know this life is rich
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| But pleasure’s not the same as happiness
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| If you don’t collide with the traffic in your mind
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| I think you’ll find your way out of this
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| I hope you find your way out of this |