| So it’s a charming disposition you could call it nihilistic
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| And I thought that I would miss it while still wishing that I didn’t
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| But I wish that I could give it half as well as I can take it
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| Still I’m learning how to fake it and I fake it
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| But can’t fake the fact that I
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| I would fly you to New York just to watch you walk across
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| Walk across a crowded room
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| But I don’t believe in nothing least of all my own intentions
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| Still I wish the best for you
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| For you, for you, for you
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| Cool party, it’s, like, the best party
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| Like, I wish that I had something to wear
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| But every word that I said was out of my head
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| Out of my head, out of my head
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| What I meant instead was
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| How can I give you what you ask me for
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| If I don’t wanna take care of myself no more, no more
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| No more of that again
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| So he’s a fan, it’s ironic
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| As they say, I still got it
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| As I’m pale-faced and prodding
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| Still performing with my pain arranged in front
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| And I am not fine any more that I am on time
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| And I’m late again for something that I can’t ignore
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| Like I can’t ignore that I
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| I would fly you to New York just to watch you walk across
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| Walk across a crowded room
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| And I don’t believe in nothing, just not most things, just not lately
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| I suppose I wanted to
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| Did you? |
| Did you? |
| Did you?
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| Cool party, it’s, like, the best party
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| Like, I wish that I had something to wear
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| I can’t get out of my head
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| Out of my head, out of my head
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| And I can’t give you what you ask me for
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| I don’t wanna take care of myself anymore
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| No more, no more, no more
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| No more, no more, no more
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| Don’t worry
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| I’m not gonna do
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| What you think that I’m gonna do
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| Which is just flip out!
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| Flip out!
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| Party’s over |