| Black sheep boy,
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| blue-eyed charmer,
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| head hanging with horns
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| from your father.
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| Oh,
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| in a cold little mirror you were grown,
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| by a black little wind you were blown,
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| alone, alone, alone.
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| Cold smile on your lips,
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| you shake and shiver.
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| Some animal sips where the river flows
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| from a black little crack in a stone.
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| To a crackle in a radio song,
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| sing along, sing along, sing along.
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| Warm light when your eyes
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| fill with laughter.
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| Some animal lies in the pasture,
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| holes in its throat where the
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| blood was drawn,
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| in its mouth where the tongue
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| was torn by your claws,
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| your claws, your claws.
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| I rose from a dream;
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| We were running
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| from every being
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| that was hunting,
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| but we let them get ahead of us.
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| We let them lie in wait for us.
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| We’re fucked, we’re fucked, we’re fucked.
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| I rose from a dream;
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| I had just destroyed everything
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| with one crushing blow,
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| and I woke up and watched it go,
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| and I woke up and wagged my tongue.
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| So long, so long, so long |