| Stand on the morning, head like a weather vane
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| You stuck to your shirt, clung to your lemonade
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| Dirt in the wind, the bugs were singing out of tune
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| You hear the thump beating down low
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| When your heart aches and your morning breaks
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| By the TV on your own
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| And your hollow hand on a cold can
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| You’re rising like a stone
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| I heard the warning, I saw you falling
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| Down along Sydney Road
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| Be alright, put your weight
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| On the second hand
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| Back in the headlights, windows were screening one by one
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| A moving image of your reflection
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| You hardly look sharp, your guts are in a knot
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| And all your new friends are frayed at the ends
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| When your heart aches and your morning breaks
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| By the TV on your own
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| And your hollow hand on a cold can
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| You’re rising like a stone
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| I heard the warning, I saw you falling
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| Down along Sydney Road
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| Be alright, put your weight
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| On the second hand
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| I heard the warning, I saw you falling |