| Door is locked, no one’s home
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| Frame is empty, picture’s missing
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| Throw that rock right through the window
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| Hey, I know him, he’s a singer
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| Roam around, another town, looks like Phoenix, Arizona
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| Borrow the car from it’s owner
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| That sleepy head, he’s dreaming the dreams of suburbia
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| Yeah suburbia
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| Me, I don’t care, I just pay what it takes to feel alive
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| Cause somehow somewhere
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| Hell everyone I know is waiting
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| Just waiting to burn the river dry
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| And nothing works more than once
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| It keeps you restless, always moving
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| Fretful searching for a brand new spanking form of deliverance
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| Movies stars, heroin
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| Dreams of wild old fucking grandeur
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| Snap your fingers, now you’re famous
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| Close your eyes as you sell out
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| To all them suckers that you hate
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| Yeah, them suckers that you hate
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| Me, I don’t care, I just pay what it takes to feel alive
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| Somehow, somewhere
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| Everyone I know is waiting
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| Just waiting to burn that river dry
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| Burn that river dry
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| Hands that once reached for heaven
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| Grabbing at the penny in the sewer
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| Smell of your soul burning on the skewer
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| And all that dirt that you have swallowed
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| The howling voice from the closet
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| Better run away just because it
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| Seems to know a little bit too much about
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| All them shallow graves that you got buried
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| In the field of your experience
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| Me, I don’t care, I just pay what it takes to feel alive
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| Somehow somewhere, hell everyone I know is waiting
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| Just waiting to burn that river dry |