| Strong brother, weak brother
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| One crass and cold and the other too good for this world
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| One married a shiksa, lightened his blood
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| The other kept a secret lover, wife of his only friend
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| He never leaves the house, rehearsing his life’s tale
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| Too good for this world with no taste for his elegant bitterness
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| Too refined, unpicked, dead on the vine
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| My son, there will come another pogrom
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| And only the crass and cold will survive
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| Strong sister, weak sister
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| I keep you my secret lover
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| More jewish than therapy
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| When boasted to me of having eaten your unborn twin
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| I swore I’d never touch you again
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| But I won’t stop now, it’s too easy
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| You never leave your mother’s house
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| So I know where to find you
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| All day at your adoptive mother’s house
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| So I know where to find you
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| A worm beneath a certain rock I turn
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| Smoking weed in your sweatpants
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| You don’t work, you don’t work, you don’t work
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| Tender scars where they cut you
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| When you told me that your cyst had fingernails and hair
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| I swore I’d never touch you again
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| But I won’t stop now, now more than ever
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| The body where I take my weekly pleasure
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| Is haunted from inside by the girl you swallowed
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| I dig in you to touch that weaker sister |