| What will it give me
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| That moves me inside, does it give me
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| That sprouts on the skin, does it give me
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| And that comes up to my cheeks and makes me blush
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| And that it leaps to my eyes to betray me
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| And that pinches my chest and makes me confess
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| What there is no other way to disguise
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| And it is not even the right for anyone to refuse
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| And that makes me a beggar, makes me beg
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| What has no measure, nor will it ever have
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| What has no remedy, will never have
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| What has no recipe
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| What will it be
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| What happens inside people and what shouldn't
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| Which defies people, which is in absentia
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| That a brandy is made that does not quench
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| What is it like to be sick of a revelry
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| That not even ten commandments will reconcile
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| Not all ointments will relieve
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| Not all broken, all alchemy
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| That not all the saints, will it be
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| What has no rest, nor will ever have
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| What is not tired, nor will it ever be
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| What has no limit
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| What will it give me
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| That burns me inside, does it give me
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| That disturbs my sleep, does it give me
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| That all the tremors come to shake me
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| That all the ardors come to fan me
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| That all the sweats come to soak me
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| That all my nerves are begging
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| That all my organs are crying out
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| And a hideous affliction makes me beg
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| What is not ashamed, nor will ever be
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| What has no government, nor will it ever have
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| What has no sense |