| Nabokov is sun-licked now
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| Upon the beach at Gruenewald
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| Brilliant and naked just
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| The way that authors look
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| Clare and Lady Manners drink
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| Until the other cows go home
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| Gossip till their lips are bleeding politics and all
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be dead or out of my head
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| Than training these guns on those men in the sand
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| I’d rather be high
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| The Thames was black, the tower dark
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| I flew to Cairo, find my regiment
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| City’s full of generals
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| And generals full of shit
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| I stumble to the graveyard and I lay down by my parents,
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| Whisper «Just remember duckies
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| Everybody gets got»
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be dead or out of my head
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| Than training these guns of those men in the sand
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’m seventeen and my looks can prove it
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| I’m so afraid that I will lose it
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| I’d rather smoke and phone my ex
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| Be pleading for some teenage sex, yeah
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be dead or out of my head
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| Than training these guns on the men in the sand
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be flying
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| I’d rather be high
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| I’d rather be flying |