| We stand hand in hand like corpses
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| Our friends are corpses too
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| And the man who took the photograph
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| Likes the look of you
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| We stand hand in hand like corpses
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| Our friends are corpses too
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| And the man who gave the epitaph
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| Said I wouldn’t do
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| Darling, I have tried to fix you
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| I can’t count the times that I have kissed you
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| I never thought that when you built our home
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| You’d make it out of blood and bones
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| Darling, one of us should go
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| My eyes were the first to disappear
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| Then went my nose, then went my ears
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| With no eyes and no nose
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| This death that I chose
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| No eyes and no nose
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| This death that I chose
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| You’re dead
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| I’m dead
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| You said
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| I bled you dry
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| Darling, I have tried to fix you
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| I can’t count the times that I have kissed you
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| I never thought that when you built our home
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| You’d make it out of blood and bones
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| Darling, one of us should go
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| It’s contagious, my fear and your pain
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| We look like corpses and our friends look the same
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| And we all stood together for worse or for better
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| We all stood together for a photograph
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| Yes, we all stood together for worse or for better
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| We all stood together for a photograph
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| You’re dead
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| I’m dead
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| You said
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| I bled you dry
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| Darling, I have tried to fix you
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| I can’t count the times that I have kissed you
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| I never thought that when you built our home
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| You’d make it out of blood and bones
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| Darling, one of us should go
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| Darling, one of us should go
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| Darling, one of us should go
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| Darling, one of us should go |