| At the back of your house
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| At the end of my rope
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| I put my foot into it this time good
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| I’m grinding teeth
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| Just don’t think about it
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| We used to joke about it:
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| «Let's have lunch sometime»
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| Waiting for the punchline
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| That punchline
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| Well if money talks
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| Must be losing my hearing
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| If opportunity knocked
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| I guess I wasn’t home
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| But you’re giving in
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| Giving in by inches
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| If you can’t see that
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| You must be going blind
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| Waiting for the punchline
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| Whoo!
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| Picture this:
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| Hung head, hung jury, well hungover
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| Sitting in my stinking dead man’s shoes
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| With a blister-dick stuck in the crack of the past
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| Like the holy waiting to roll
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| Counting off the fractures in my argument
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| So I have a few beers to loosen the gears
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| So I have a few beers to loosen the gears
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| And we stagger on the bridge in anticipation
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| Leap for joy at the abomination
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| New words for the same old affliction
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| White blues with a bad complexion
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| Four black wannabes, one nigga hater
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| I hate the idea
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| But just dig this conclusion
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| You know, I hate the idea
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| But just dig this conclusion
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| Dig this conclusion
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| Whoo!
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| Oh, get off my back
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| Easy on the upholstery
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| This race has run me ragged
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| Time to change my skin
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| I can’t get no sleep
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| And I’m tired of trying
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| Insomnia’s another word
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| For too much on your mind
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| Waiting for the punchline
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| Waiting for the punchline |