| I finally thought something might work out alright
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| but then it died during the Ides of March.
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| Birthed in November to brave the Winter,
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| only to fade before the Spring got its start- now
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| I have to bury one more thing in my backyard
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| once again this year during the Ides of March.
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| Just 'cause I’m used to getting double-clocked
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| doesn’t mean I’m yet steady as a rock.
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| Termination doesn’t always follow expiration…
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| Does my «Key to Tragedy» even belong to a lock?
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| 'Cause now
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| I have to bury one more thing in my backyard
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| once again this year during the Ides of March.
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| It might sound like self-pity but I’m starting to worry
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| I might be immune to Love,
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| because despite how much of it I dose out I still doom
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| everything I touch.
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| And these short-lived tragic-love-affairs
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| are getting to be too much.
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| And I just don’t know if I’ll ever grow to a point
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| where I can say when I’ve had enough.
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| Is it necessary?
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| Must I really bury one more thing? |