| White lips, pale face
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| Breathing in snowflakes
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| Burnt lungs, sour taste
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| Light’s gone, day’s end
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| Struggling to pay rent
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| Long nights, strange men
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| And they say
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| She’s in the Class A Team
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| Stuck in her daydream
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| Been this way since 18
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| But lately her face seems
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| Slowly sinking, wasting
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| Crumbling like pastries
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| They scream
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| The worst things in life come free to us
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| Cause she’s just under the upperhand
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| And go mad for a couple of grams
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| She don’t want to go outside tonight
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| And in a pipe she flies to the Motherland
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| Or sells love to another man
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| It’s too cold outside
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| For angels to fly
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| For angels to fly
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| Ripped gloves, raincoat
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| Tried to swim and stay afloat
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| Dry house, wet clothes
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| Loose change, bank notes
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| Weary-eyed, dry throat
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| Call girl, no phone
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| And they say
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| She’s in the Class A Team
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| Stuck in her daydream
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| Been this way since 18
|
| But lately her face seems
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| Slowly sinking, wasting
|
| Crumbling like pastries
|
| They scream
|
| The worst things in life come free to us
|
| Cause we’re just under the upperhand
|
| Go mad for a couple of grams
|
| She don’t want to go outside tonight
|
| And in a pipe she flies to the Motherland
|
| Or sells love to another man
|
| It’s too cold outside
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| For angels to fly
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| An angel will die
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| Covered in white
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| Closed eye
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| And hoping for a better life
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| This time, we’ll fade out tonight
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| Straight down the line
|
| And they say
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| She’s in the Class A Team
|
| Stuck in her daydream
|
| Been this way since eighteen
|
| But lately her face seems
|
| Slowly sinking, wasting
|
| Crumbling like pastries
|
| They scream
|
| The worst things in life come free to us
|
| Cause we’re all under the upper hand
|
| Go mad for a couple grams
|
| She don’t want to go outside tonight
|
| And in a pipe she flies to the Motherland
|
| Or sell love to another man
|
| It’s too cold outside
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| For angels to fly
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| For angels to fly
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| For angels to fly
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| Or angels to die
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| To die, to die, to die |