| My friends from where I’m from are all a wreck
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| Hangin' high up on a horse
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| Hangin' heavy from their old routines
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| They wake up still uninspired with no regrets
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| Hungover and divorced, they torch their 20s like it’s kerosene
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| Carrying on and on
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| I can’t decide
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| If we should stay or sleep outside
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| That look of sheer distress from left to right
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| My friends from where I’m from, they want my neck
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| Hangin' high up on a noose
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| Hanging' heavy from the guillotine
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| The wake would go unattended, no respects
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| But I’d feel better as a corpse
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| Than a boring barely-living thing
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| So I’m carrying on and on
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| I can’t decide
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| Should I stay or sleep outside
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| The look of sheer distress from left to right
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| You showed up late, per usual
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| But you wore my favorite dress
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| And then there’s me, as always, just a mess
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| Just like always, I’m just a mess
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| My friends from where I’m from are all a wreck
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| My friends from where I’m from are all a wreck |