| At the wrong time, I get out of bed, with nothing to do;
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| I declare myself insufficient and always outside the law
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| And to take care of yourself slowly, and to ward off the flies with honey
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| I dedicate myself, and stay away just in case you have to run
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| Clueless, unstitched, I'm tired, I haven't slept
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| And every day I like it a little more
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| At your side I have learned, and what has happened? |
| -what have I missed-
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| And every day I like it a little more
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| I am walking, and I think about not stepping on a poppy;
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| She, meanwhile, almost always sleeps alone
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| And if I fix it, and if I find it, and when you turn to look again
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| And if I miss you until death, well, I hope there is something more!;
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| And when I look at you, to stop, negotiate, give it gas and run
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| And I want to go to the slipstream, your way of thinking
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| If you ask me where are you going?
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| Clueless, unstitched, I'm tired, I haven't slept
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| And every day I like it a little more
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| At your side I have learned, and what has happened? |
| -what have I missed-
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| And every day I like it a little more
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| I am walking, and I think about not stepping on a poppy;
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| She, meanwhile, almost always sleeps alone
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| I am walking, and I think about not stepping on a poppy; |
| she meanwhile
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| almost always sleeps alone |