| Look out through your dark hair
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| Tell me the colour of your eyes when they’re cool;
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| Look out through the dark ages
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| And tell me what’s covert, transfixing you
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| Oh, you’re nobody’s business
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| Oh, you’re nobody’s business
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| And the patterns of your life
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| Are suddenly twisted and torn
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| And gone are all the clothes that you’ve worn
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| Just like yesterday’s papers
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| You’re tired and forlorn
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| And you’re no-one
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| Look back at the photos you’ve saved
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| Dead mementoes of your modelling days;
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| I look through all my cuttings of you
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| But they all seem so lost, so dead, out of phase
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| Oh, you’re nobody’s business…
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| I think back to the girl that I knew —
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| She doesn’t seem so very much like you:
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| She used to care about her smile and not her face…
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| That’s before it was her fortune and took over her soul’s place
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| Oh, you’re nobody’s business…
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| Papering yesterday’s pages
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| Tapering off in the storm
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| You’re no-one |