| I wake alone, in a woman’s room I hardly know
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| I wake alone, pretend that I am finally home
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| The room is littered with her books and notebooks
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| I imagine what they say, like, «Shoo fly, don’t bother me»
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| And I can hardly get myself out of her bed
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| For fear of never lying in this bed again
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| Oh Christ, I’m not that desperate, am I?
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| Oh no, oh God — I am
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| How’d I end up here to begin with?
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| I don’t know
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| Why do I start what I can’t finish?
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| Oh, please, don’t barrage me
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| With the questions to all those ugly answers
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| My ego’s like my stomach
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| It keeps shitting what I feed it
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| But maybe I don’t want to finish anything anymore
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| Maybe I can wait in bed till she comes home
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| And whispers:
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| «You're in my web now
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| I’ve come to wrap you up tight
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| Till it’s time to bite down»
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| I wake alone, in a woman’s room I hardly know
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| I wake alone, pretend that I am finally home
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| Home, home
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| Home, home
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| Home, home
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| «You're in my web now
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| You’re in my web now
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| You’re in my web now» |