| I’ve seen this look on faces two other times before
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| Full of sickness, with signs of terror, on my front porch
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| You drove it all the way home
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| And parked on the shop’s bathroom floor
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| To send a message to my pocket which should have said, «These tests are hardly
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| accurate»
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| Oh please, don’t let this get the best of me
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| It’s probably nothing
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| It has got to be nothing
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| A perfect chance to right my wrongs where I’ve made mistakes before
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| In stoic anticipation on my front porch
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| But, our teeth are sore in places from the bullet we haven’t bit
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| So I’ll ball my hands into fists
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| To take the shaking from my fingertips
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| Oh please, don’t let this get the best of me
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| It’s probably nothing
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| It has got to be nothing
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| Any other news is good news on a day like today
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| Give me one more week and keep me busy
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| Any other news is good news on a day like today
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| Give me one more week and don’t remind me
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| Oh please, don’t let this get the best of me
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| It’s probably nothing
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| It has got to be nothing
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| Oh please, don’t let this get the best of me
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| It’s probably nothing
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| Oh please, it has got to be nothing |