| «I suppose you collect clocks, don’t you?»
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| «They're just like children to me.»
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| Sung:
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| The premise, basically:
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| A modern tragedy
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| Disdained senility
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| Gore-tempered novelty
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| An inability
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| For cold reality
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| And then the dead are getting up
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| The servant ends up dead
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| Just like the newlyweds
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| Somewhat unwarranted
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| Nails driven in their heads
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| Enter the spirited
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| Punks with their egos fed
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| And then the dead are getting up
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| They expedite the plan
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| The gardener kills the gran
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| Then Punk One kills the man
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| That’s when it all began
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| They should have watched the hands
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| They couldn’t understand
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| The clocks are the main thing
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| And they’ll start reversing
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| You’d think that they would have had enough |