| Heidi, there are things you couldn’t possibly know.
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| It’s a race of angels; |
| a line in the snow;
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| A flame in the dark; |
| a prayer to Saint Jude.
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| He’s the patron saint of nothingness: there’s nothing he can do.
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| ‘Cos it’s all, all in my hands.
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| He’s not a god. |
| No, he is only a man.
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| So I’m telling everybody I will not come undone.
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| But being so superior is just no fucking fun.
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| No…
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| If I had a gun, I think I’m able.
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| If I had a gun I’d know what to do.
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| If I had a gun I would be perfectly unstable.
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| But nothing really changes then, that’s true.
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| Oh, Heidi, I am many things, but I thank God I’m not like you.
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| ‘Cos kids of today; |
| they think they’re so damn profound.
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| You give them one slim book of Kerouac and they’re ready to expound
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| On the way of the world; |
| on what makes things art.
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| They couldn’t find their way around Kentucky or the map of a human heart.
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| So it’s all in my hands.
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| I’m not a god ‘cos I will never be a man.
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| So I’m telling everybody I’ve learnt to fill the hole.
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| I’m baking cakes on Sunday for the teatime of the soul.
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| Oh…
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| If I had a gun, I think I’m able.
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| If I had a gun I’d know what to do.
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| If I had a gun I would be perfectly unstable.
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| But nothing really changes then, that’s true.
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| Oh, Heidi, I am many things, but I thank God I’m not like you.
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| ‘Cos…
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| I have a heart. |
| I think it beats.
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| I don’t say things I do not mean to appear clever.
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| Oh, Heidi, I’m not you.
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| Maybe that’s strange to you.
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| Maybe I’m just strange…
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| If I had a gun, I think I’m able.
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| If I had a gun I’d know what to do.
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| If I had a gun I would be perfectly unstable.
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| But nothing really changes then, that’s true.
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| Oh, Heidi, I am many things, but I thank God I’m not like you. |