| Watermarks on the ceiling
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| I can see Jesus and he’s frowning at me
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| I see a dead seal on the beach
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| The old man says he’s already saved it three times this week
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| Guess it just wants to die
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| I would wanna die too
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| With people putting oil into my air
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| But to be fair, I’ve done my share
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| Guess everybody’s got their different point of view
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| I was walking down Sunset Strip; |
| Phillip Island, not Los Angeles
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| Got me some hot chips and a cold drink
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| Took a sandy seat on the shore
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| There’s a paper on the ground, it makes my headache quite profound
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| As I read it out aloud
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| It said «The Great Barrier Reef it ain’t so great anymore
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| It’s been raped beyond belief, the dredgers treat it like a whore»
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| I drank till I was sinking, sank till I was thinking
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| That I’m thankful for this view
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| I drank till I was sinking, sank till I was thinking
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| That I’m thankful for this view
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| We either think that we’re invincible or that we are invisible
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| Realistically, we’re somewhere in between
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| We all think that we are nobody but everybody is somebody else’s somebody |