| Your mum thinks you’re sad
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| That you’re living alone
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| And your friends think if you’re sad
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| You should call them more
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| But the truth is
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| That you never needed someone to comfort you
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| Oh you’ve never needed someone to comfort you
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| But you’re no god, you’re no god
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| And you will never leave this place
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| And you will always feel alone
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| And you will never feel quite clean
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| In this new skin that you have grown
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| Until your old and broken bones
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| Are laid into their resting place
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| Just like the rest of human race
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| Til I fall into my place
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| Just like the rest of human race
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| Til I’m laid into my final resting place
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| Just like the rest of human race who’ve done it
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| Without complaining all the way
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| But you’re no god, you’re no god
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| As long as you promise
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| That you will never leave
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| I need only worry about
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| You and me
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| We will never leave this place
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| We need never feel alone
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| We will learn to feel quite clean
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| In this new skin that we have grown
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| Because our young and healthy bones
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| Would never lead us astray
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| We will learn to feel quite clean, in this new skin that we have
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| We will learn to feel quite clean, in this new skin that we have
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| We will learn to feel quite clean, in this new skin that we have grown
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| Because our young and healthy bones
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| Would never lead us astray |