| I must admit that when the TV set broke
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| I started thinking, oh, what’s the bother anyway
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| What’s the bother anyway
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| We walked down into the nearest drugstore
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| A bottle of aspirin and a dirty pitchfork
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| Cured everything inside that ever hurt
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| It cured everything inside that never worked
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| You said you wished that you’d become an actress
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| But pretty pictures in the magazines are sick
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| They make you feel like shit
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| The bodies that they fit are half a serving hips
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| The night dissolved and then the morning sun rose
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| Open your eyes and let the colors turn you black
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| For half a heart attack
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| Let it fit you in for cancer of the skin
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| 'Cause singing’s just like death prolonging on your breath
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| And all we are is bone, it’s friction we control
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| In the coat I bought, in the coat
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| In the park we fought in the coat I bought for you
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| In the dress you wore, in the dress
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| In the dress you wore with a dirty pitchfork too
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| In the coat I bought, in the coat
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| In the coat I bought, in the coat
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| In the park we fought in the coat I bought for you
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| In the dress you wore, in the dress
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| In the dress you wore, in the dress
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| In the dress you wore with a dirty pitchfork too
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| In the car we spoke and you asked
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| So I drove you home and my knees
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| If I called you out would you say that you were wrong?
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| I can feel my hands, I can feel
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| Turn the headlights down, drive along
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| In the dress you wore with a dirty pitchfork too
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| In the dress you wore with a dirty pitchfork too |