| You came over with a week of hangovers,
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| But honestly there’s not enough room on the globe.
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| I need a need. |
| I need a need.
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| Oh god, there’s another missed call on the phone:
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| Another chance thrown down, stomped out;
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| Another job, another friend.
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| How does it stop? |
| For some money.
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| Two slices a day won’t work.
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| We both used to live off
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| One bag of rice in a whole month.
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| (Anywhere you)
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| Anywhere you can enter is a new domain.
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| Anywhere you can write is a canvas.
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| Anywhere you can leave your things.
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| Anywhere you become a home.
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| Anywhere you can drive across.
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| Anywhere you become a road.
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| Anywhere you become a home.
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| Anywhere you become a road.
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| You think there’s no way to read the future.
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| You think we’re alone because you only know the past.
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| Not reading enough to think that hard.
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| Not speaking to others enough to know how to talk.
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| We don’t hear we just walk around smiling at signs
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| And leaving our stuff on the ground.
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| Stop talking. |
| It’s distracting from action.
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| The people you brought here need silence-
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| Lock yourself somewhere, but get the kids out first.
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| Barricade the door. |
| Set everything on fire.
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| Wait 51 days. |
| They’ll do it for you.
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| You can’t talk about it yet.
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| You can’t sleep through 'til noon.
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| You can barely feel weight of your house keys.
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| You aren’t well enough to walk.
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| You just cough instead of nod.
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| I keep counting your blinks as a win.
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| We don’t give to keep our stock.
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| We don’t see inside the dark.
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| We don’t even get excited when we eat.
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| Not in the woods behind their house,
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| Not in jail if they get out.
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| I don’t care if they don’t catch me, I don’t care. |