| if it hurts,
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| kiss it better
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| you wear skirts,
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| i write nice letters
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| never said nothing with flowers
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| though we always talked for hours
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| and it seems to get much colder
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| when you cry on your own shoulder
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| and we know the show
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| must go on guess i know
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| i guess i’ll throw on some jefferson airplane
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| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
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| but i won’t complain
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| i’ll open all the windows
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| jefferson airplane
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| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
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| but i won’t complain
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| i’ll open all the windows
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| cause when it’s colder
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| i feel much better
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| when i cry on my own shoulder
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| i’ll just throw on a sweater and go and i’ll go to undergo a change of heart, a change of clothes
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| and when i’m home, i think i’ll go eat cereal and stare out the window
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| i’ll make the calls
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| you cover your ears
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| niagra falls
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| still flows on new year’s
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| i will save
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| your plunging neck-line
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| kiss your face
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| you try to deck mine
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| if i behave it’s going to cost him
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| stop the rave in downtown boston
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| and we know the show
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| must go on guess i know
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| i guess i’ll throw on some jefferson airplane
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| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
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| but i won’t complain
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| i’ll open all the windows
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| jefferson airplane
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| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
|
| but i won’t complain
|
| i’ll open all the windows
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| cause when it’s colder
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| i feel much better
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| when i cry on my own shoulder
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| i’ll just throw on a sweater and go and i’ll go to undergo a surgery to purge me of this lonely mood
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| and my ego, the status quo, provides me with a decent attitude
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| and i’ll go to undergo a change of heart, a change of clothes
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| and when i’m home, i’ll think i’ll go eat cereal and stare out the window
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| cause you confused me more than anyone
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| an adjustment has begun
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| to let me feel the desperate need to leave what we undid undone
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| and maybe you could sympathize
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| with the bags under my eyes
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| and we’ll see the signs are saying that we have used up all our (tries)
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| try to be a better person
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| to be a better friend
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| to be a better son
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| he tries to be a better someone
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| that understands the difference
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| and that he can’t show all the people all the things that really mean as much
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| as he could (feel)
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| feels like i don’t remember
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| ever being this tired (before)
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| before now my eyes were closed to all of the beauty in this world
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| jefferson airplane
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| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
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| but i won’t complain
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| i’ll open all the windows
|
| jefferson airplane
|
| i’m trapped and i am enclosed
|
| but i won’t complain
|
| i’ll open all the windows
|
| cause when it’s colder
|
| i feel much better
|
| when i cry on my own shoulder
|
| i’ll just throw on a sweater and go and i’ll go to undergo a surgery to purge me of this lonely mood
|
| and my ego, the status quo, provides me with a decent attitude
|
| and i’ll go to undergo a change of heart, a change of clothes
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| and i’ll go, oh yes, i’ll go and hope the new me shows so everybody knows
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| that i’ve found myself able to fly away without magic feathers or jefferson
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| aero planes
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| i’ve got with me all that i need |