| I spy my friends filling boxes
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| The scales have tipped and I’m superstitious
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| A charismatic, young addiction
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| My skin is thick with disposition
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| My father taught me how to cut teeth
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| And I sink them in to our broken cities
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| But the gypsies told me that my cussing
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| Like a poor man playing his blues in the subways
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| Of New York City. |
| You’re too good to me
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| You stay with me while my feet keep moving
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| In my grave she knows to dig herself
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| Cause I use my hands to climb out of hell
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| Spinal cord collapsible
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| You fit right in to your own shirt pocket
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| Blood was spilt before the battle scar
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| More than friends but less than lovers
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| Smile for photos and fuck the covers
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| Shameful woman, you bet your flower
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| Keep me up or keep my mouth shut, I lose and devour
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| Don’t you pull the plug
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| Spinal cord collapsible
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| You fit right in to your own shirt pocket
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| Blood was spilt before the battle scar
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| Spinal cord collapsible
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| You fit right in to your own shirt pocket
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| Blood was spilt before the battle scar
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| New York City, you’re too good to me
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| You stay with me while my feet keep moving
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| In my grave she knows to dig herself
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| Cause I use my hands to climb out of hell
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| Spinal cord collapsible
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| You fit right in to your own shirt pocket
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| Blood was spilt before the battle scar
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| Spinal cord collapsible
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| You fit right in to your own shirt pocket
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| Blood was spilt before the battle scar |