| Miracles exist,
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| So many that it’s shocking.
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| Surely we can’t resist,
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| To sometimes go Sherlocking.
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| This hairpin is a clue,
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| If this headstone is a mystery
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| Whose tenant has been screwed
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| By high wind and history.
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| There is a snake inside the office.
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| There is a weight inside the airplane.
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| The scientist creates
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| Another strain.
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| The pin-up was pent-up,
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| Her patience was spent up,
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| On clothing and close-ups,
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| And 2 minute touch ups.
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| Blown by the airbrush,
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| Dolled up and drugged up,
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| By 5 minute fuck ups,
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| With hairbrush and blood lust.
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| But now that she’s safe,
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| And away from the scene,
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| She keeps getting voicemail,
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| On her message machine.
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| They sing,
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| «Call me when you want to have it all again.»
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| Leave a teardrop on the rooftop,
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| To evaporate at dawn.
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| Maybe it’s an SOS for who it falls upon.
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| I know that it’s a long shot,
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| But it’s one I’m counting on.
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| Dreaming Dimwits take a stand,
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| On this night we must demand,
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| Let the microscope be damned,
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| By the hammers in our hands.
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| Calmly we’re dissolving
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| On the exit frame.
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| These are unusual fissions. |