| Pretty, but he don’t tell you about it
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| Winter scarves and skirts of velvet
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| Still drink just like we did in school
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| I passed your old house down by the cemetery
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| Club nights and university
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| When your friends sing ‘Born to Run', baby, resist, because we were ‘Born to
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| Drift'
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| If you could see the wreck I am these days, you’d have new reasons to stay away
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| Just hold my hand for a little while
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| Misery never goes out of style
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| I see you sometimes in dreams I have, in your bra in the room you used to rent
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| Do you ever wish you could wake someone else?
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| And so I wrote down a list of coroners, their names, their office phone numbers
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| To pronounce dead the thing we had
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| In tombs, ex-boyfriends bedrooms
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| If you could see the wreck I am these days, you’d have new reasons to stay away
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| Just hold my hand for a little while
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| Misery never goes out of style
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| I’m your chipped nail paint. |
| I’m the fabric of your coat
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| You are all I fear. |
| You are words I never wrote
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| You are years ago
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| I’m your chipped nail paint. |
| I’m the fabric of your coat
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| You are all I fear. |
| You are words I never wrote
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| You are years ago
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| If you could see the wreck I am these days, you’d have new reasons to stay away
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| Just hold my hand for a little while
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| Misery never goes out of style |