| We live for horror films,
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| And never watch the sequels,
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| It’s that thing about the first the second never equals,
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| Like there was that one boy,
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| Final year of state school,
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| In the field, late at night,
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| Backstage at the may ball.
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| Couldn’t get him more wrong,
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| Fooled by his appearance,
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| Venom flowed so effortless,
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| We’d spit it so he’d hear us,
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| Little did we know that he was simply unassuming,
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| Every night he’d sit alone,
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| And paint what made him human, huh!
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| Sixth form block fire escapes,
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| Were never locked securely,
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| We’d sit on top smoking fags,
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| And drinking prematurely,
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| Sometimes he’d look up at us,
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| We weren’t his interest clearly,
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| Eyes glazed and fixed above,
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| He’d dream of apple jelly,
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| Followed by our catcalls,
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| His newly found libido,
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| He got the guts to meet a girl,
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| Who promptly crushed his ego,
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| Near the end of lessons,
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| The girl he was pursuing,
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| Tried to kiss his only friend,
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| And so was his undoing
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| What could he be thinking,
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| What the hell was going through his mind,
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| Why am I surprised I always had him as the silent kind,
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| What could he be thinking,
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| What the hell was going through his mind,
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| Why am I surprised I always had him as the silent kind
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| Michael Gira, Sonic Youth, Blondie, Smashing Pumpkins,
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| His set read like a note to those,
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| Who listened drinking Holland Gin,
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| Left it on her doorstep,
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| She went and never saw it,
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| By the time she got to school,
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| The atmosphere was morbid.
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| When I got out of school you didn’t like me,
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| That look on your face was plain to see,
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| I heard you laughing behind my back,
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| Just because my jeans were black,
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| Hey, hey, hey-ya hey… |