| Where you been of lately?
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| 'Cause I’m missing your cheeks
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| The ones upon your face, babe
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| And the ones above your knees
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| You could be a meal now
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| Leave nothing but your ribs
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| Or I could settle you a new town
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| In the mountains where you lived when you were just a kid
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| And I swear
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| I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| Yeah, I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| «How can I be helpful?»
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| Said the lady on the phone
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| «Oh, and ain’t the weather dreadful? |
| It’s all a plan to keep us alone.»
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| Pinch me, pinch me, pinch me
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| So that I know I’m awake
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| And what does «teach your man to fish» mean?
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| It’s to survive another day
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| I’ll hold you if you hold you
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| Self-respect, I pay it back
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| And tell your old boy that’s the old you
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| So he don’t come around here thinking that he’ll get you back
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| 'Cause he won’t, though
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| I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| Yeah, I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| I spent my whole life fighting fear after fear
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| Yeah, all my days, all my days
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| I’d do them over and over and over and over again
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| I’ve been right here before I’ve made up my mind
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| Yeah, all my days, all my days
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| I’d do them over and over and over and over and
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| I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| Yeah, I laid down my arms on the day you came along
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| Where you been of lately?
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| 'Cause I’m missing your cheeks |