| Marilyn Monroe bought a bungalow
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| In sunny West Hollywood.
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| She took to the bottle; |
| she threw out Aristotle,
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| Cause the thinking wasnt doing no good.
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| Its a goddamn waste its a bitter taste,
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| The pills we pop, the drinks we chase.
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| She threw down the script; |
| she threw down the bottle.
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| Now whos gonna call Joe Dimaggio?
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| Youre dressed for the fight;
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| Its a Saturday night on the boulevard,
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| And I can hear in your voice,
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| Youre making bad choices.
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| Man, you only call me when it gets hard.
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| And we ask you to change,
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| And aint it strange how friends disappear?
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| Were tired of steering you clear,
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| Go ahead, fall all apart.
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| In boys town, they party round the clock.
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| The clock is spinning backwards.
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| The jesters doubletalk.
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| And if you listen to your language,
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| You could break the fall
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| Of rhymes and steal back time
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| If we took the medicine away,
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| Would the walls you build hold against the day?
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| When the sky is falling, when heavens calling,
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| When you run from your past, your future is stalling.
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| You find your grip and hold against the day
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| Heaven holds a place for those who pray. |