| The air is turning cold outside
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| It’s a rabbi in a brothel for the third time
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| The gold tooth of a broken man
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| A white glove in a purse down at the bottom of the sea
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| The day is turning dark outside
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| All aspiration face down in the street
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| A pro in the alley with a red-moon sky
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| The last drag of patience on a celibate cigar
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| The light is getting hot inside
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| It’s a butcher in the slaughterhouse smiling
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| A mule with a razor and a swagger in his step
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| Ratboy in the corner taking a leak against the wall
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| My heart is turning black inside
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| Stealing from the army shaking bells at the door
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| A hand in a bucket of creosote
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| Rusty junkyard nails sticking straight up through the floor
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| The breath has gone away from this house
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| It’s a dog in the car in the winter
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| A hotel window in a hurricane
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| A furnace exploding down in the cellar, by the jars
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| My dream will come back to this house
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| It’s a kid who refuses to shut up A sheep dog playing with 84 bones
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| A fast, red Ferrari in a sixteen-car garage
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| Let me keep my gold tooth
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| Let me keep my gold tooth |