| This seems to have become a trend
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| When did the day begin?
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| And how come a single soul hasn’t told me?
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| It appears to have become a trend
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| Wasting my weekends on the couch
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| While mountains move around me
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| But I digress
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| In weight of feigning interest
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| To do what’s best
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| Grab my coat and leave the house
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| How long have you lived around the corner?
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| A state of shock on your front lawn
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| But anxious enough to ask you
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| «Well, how long have you lived around the corner?»
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| Thank goodness that I’ve made it out alive.
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| This seems to have become a trend
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| With more casing than courtesy
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| It appears to have become a trend
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| A trailer sits in the driveway
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| While the brother, years younger, knows better
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| How long have you lived around the corner?
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| A state of shock on your front lawn
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| But anxious enough to ask you
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| «Well, how long have you lived around the corner?»
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| Thank goodness that I’ve made it out alive
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| Thank goodness that I’ve made it out alive
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| Thank goodness that I’ve made it out alive
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| I’ve been bored to death enough time
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| Enough time today…
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| I’ve been bored to death enough time
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| Enough times to know that
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| We are what we are
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| And what we are is all the same
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| What we are is all the same
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| Not tired or uninspired
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| We could never live that way
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| We could never live that way.
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| We are
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| (What we are)
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| And what we are is all the same
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| What we are is all the same
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| Not tired or uninspired
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| We could never live that way
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| We could never live that way
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| Thank goodness that we’ve made it out alive
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| How long have you lived around the corner?
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| A state of shock on your front lawn
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| But anxious enough to ask you
|
| «Well, how long have you lived around the corner?»
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| Thank goodness that we’ve made it out alive
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| Thank goodness that we’ve made it out alive
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| Thank goodness that we’ve made it out alive |