| I paid the mob their fee so no one can touch me.
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| You see, you gotta' pay the Don so he can wet his beak.
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| Wait, got a situation here.
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| I’ll consult whitecoat technicians.
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| They’ll run some tests and check emissions.
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| This condition needs some fixin' now, so slice me up.
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| Staple me shut.
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| Fluid’s leaking out.
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| Press your hands down.
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| Writhing on the couch, I’m screaming loud,
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| «Who's gonna help me now?» |
| while the deep red creeps across white sheets.
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| I’m draining out.
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| Could you do a favor?
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| Please press your hands down.
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| The Don’s connections: chargin' more protection to repair my body.
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| It’s gonna cost me.
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| Naked from the waist down, I’m freakin' out.
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| This is me from the waist down.
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| I didn’t mean for you to see these scars.
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| I’m pleadin' now, could you do a favor?
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| Please, just turn around.
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| Turn around.
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| The mob needs more for the war in the neighborhood.
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| I’ve already paid the standard fee for homeland security.
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| (My hands covered in my own blood.
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| Who’ll repair me? |
| I’ve had enough.)
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| It’s unclear why this fear’s overtaken me 'cause
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| I never had an enemy 'til the Don’s family moved onto my street,
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| throwing buckets of blood on my hands.
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| These are my new liquid assets.
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| Can’t they kick a little back to heal me for investing in the crime family? |