| Come save me from walking off a window sill
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| Or I’ll sleep in the rain
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| Don’t you remember when I was a bird
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| And you were a map?
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| And now he drags down miles in America
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| Briefcase in hand
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| The stove is creeping up his spine again
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| Can’t get enough trash
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| He took the days for pageant, and became as mad as rabbits
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| With bushels of bad habits, who could ask for anymore?
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| Yeah, who could have more?
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| His arms were the branches of a Christmas tree
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| Preached the devil in the belfry
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| He checked in to learn his clothes had been thieved
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| At the train station
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| The rope hung his other branch and at the end
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| Was a dog called Bambi
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| Who was chewing on his parliaments
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| When he tried to save the calendar business
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| He tried to save the calendar business
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| He took the days for pageant, and became as mad as rabbits
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| With bushels of bad habits, who could ask for anymore?
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| Yeah, who could have more?
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| The poor son of a humble chimney sweep
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| Fell to a cheap crowd
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| So stay asleep and put on that cursive type
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| You know we live in a toy
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| You know that Paul Cates bought himself a trumpet
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| From the Salvation Army
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| But there ain’t no sunshine in his song
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| We must reinvent love, reinvent love, reinvent love
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| He took the days for pageant, and became as mad as rabbits
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| With bushels of bad habits, who could ask for anymore?
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| Yeah, who could have more?
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| We must reinvent love, reinvent love, reinvent love |