| Indoor flight
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| Time to say goodnight, time to call it a day
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| Men in drag, smoking in the taxi cab
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| Dancers wave as we pass them on the strip
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| Fancy white sheets
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| You call to talk of your sex dreams
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| I remember when you meant something to me
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| I remember when you meant something to me
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| Now you’re dealing packs of cards for dollar bills
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| When we all know that sadness doesn’t sell
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| I think that you need help
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| Is it wrong to say I think that you need help?
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| Record temperatures
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| The Memphis blues in our ears
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| The washed out junkies sing for a beer
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| Laughs of prostitutes
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| They’re smiling to try and escort you
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| But they really just need somewhere to go
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| And I’ve been trying to be myself
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| 'Cause I’m 20 now and I already know
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| The routes around Hell
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| So I’m selling everything that I have
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| And I’m moving this twisted heart to the Northwest
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| To have an affair with my new-found prince
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| Drink away our nights with poker hands and sinner grins
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| And no one can say anything
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| Yeah, no one can say anything
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| Yeah, no one can say anything
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| Yeah, no one can say anything |