| Lay your burden length twice
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| Bind his wrist with zip ties
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| Tell yourself don’t dwell on what he tells his wife
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| You’re not the first, though what’s the fuss?
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| Didn’t our mothers love us enough? |
| Enough, enough, enough, enough.
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| Gee, aren’t we the easy mark
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| Heart left in some car-park
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| Hind and prone, you had to burn those clothes
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| Where we once lovely from the front?
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| Could it be our cousin touched us too much? |
| Too much, too much, too much, too?
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| Lost little girls eyes and welts that swell up plate-size
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| Some men just mount and well, who could help them so…
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| What awful things his bed springs sum
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| Hasn’t our promises cost us enough? |
| Enough, enough, e… |