| I gave you a child and you didn’t want it
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| That’s the most that I have to give
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| I gave you a house and you didn’t haunt it
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| Now where am I supposed to live?
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| I gave you a tree and you did not embrace it
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| I gave you a nightmare and you didn’t chase it
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| I’d give you a dream and you’d only wake from it
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| Now I’ll never go to sleep again
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| I’d give you a treasure and you’d only take from it
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| Look at the hole where jewelry had been
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| Baby, oh baby, why must you escape from it?
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| This love that we once called our friend
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| I gave you my body and you had a-plenty
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| I gave you ten lives and you wasted twenty
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| Now I’m standing empty, helpless and bare
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| Without a morsel left of me to give
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| And you, you had vanished into the air
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| The air in which I must live |