| If he wants to die in a lake in Geneva
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| The mountains can cover the shape of his nose
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| If he wants to die where nobody can see him
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| The beauty of his death will carry on So I don’t believe him
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| He greets me with kisses when good days deceive him
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| And sometimes it’s gone and sometimes I believe him
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| And sometimes I’m convinced that my friends think I’m crazy
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| I get scared and call him, but he’s usually hazy
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| By 1 in the morning, the day is not ended
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| By 2 he is scared that sleep is no friend
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| By 4 he will drink but he cannot feel it Sleep will not come because sleep does not will it And I don’t believe him
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| Morning is mocking me I wander the streets, avoiding them beats
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| The ring on my finger slips to the ground
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| I give to the gutter, give to the city
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| The veins of which have broken me down
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| And I don’t believe him
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| Morning is mocking me The gods that he believes never fail to amaze me He believes in the love in his god of all things
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| But I find him wrapped up in all manner of sins
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| The drugs that deceive you and the girls that believe you
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| I can’t control you, I don’t know you well
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| These are the reasons I think that you’re I’ll
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| I can’t control you, I don’t know you well
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| These are the reasons I think that you’re I’ll
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| And last that I saw him
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| Last that we talked down by a river
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| Silent and hardened
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| Morning was mocking us, blood hit the sky
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| I was just happy, my manic and I He couldn’t see me; |
| the sun was in his eyes
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| And birds were singing to calm us down
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| And birds were singing to calm us down
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| I’m sorry young man, I cannot be your friend.
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| I don’t believe in a fairytale end
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| I don’t keep my head up all of the time
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| I’m find it dull when my heart meets my mind
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| And I hardly know you, I think I can tell
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| These are the reasons I think that I’m I’ll
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| I hardly know you, I think I can tell
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| These are the reasons I think that we’re I’ll
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| And the gods that he believes never fail to disappoint me And the birds are singing to calm us down
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| And the birds are singing to calm us down |