| I'm not at home 100 days a year
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| And when there is, I stick to the computer in toys
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| You ask for attention, I sleep on the go,
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| He barely tore his head off the pillow.
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| I am gloomy, like clouds always, whether by myself,
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| Whether with you or we drank with friends.
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| I asked so many times: “Why all this then?”
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| You cried to your mother so many times.
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| Chorus:
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| “You leave him, my girl.
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| What does he mean to you? |
| What does he mean to you?"
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| But I won't let you go, my girl.
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| We catch luck by the tail. |
| We catch luck by the tail.
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| I'll lie down on a drip, fall apart.
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| My rock and roll will turn off the liver soon
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| You will try to force to quit,
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| But I'm not afraid. |
| Nobody is eternal.
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| I will throw this house into the horizon
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| Through the dotted line of the next adventures
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| To return later with a shield
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| Or on uncut billboards.
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| Chorus:
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| “You leave him, my girl.
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| What does he mean to you? |
| What does he mean to you?"
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| But I won't let you go, my girl.
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| We catch luck by the tail. |
| We catch luck by the tail.
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| I was bent and broken by this world, I fled from it into your hands;
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| But no matter how many bones I break off, you know - I'm locked up, dying of boredom.
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| It will never be like everyone else, accept or drive from the threshold.
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| Yes, I'm completely crazy, well, what can I do, since such a breed!
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| So marry me, marry me, marry me!
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| I will give you tears and tantrums,
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| And more often than at home, I will be on TV.
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| But marry me, marry me
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| Marry me!
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| I will give you tears and tantrums,
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| And more often than at home, I will be on TV.
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| But marry me, marry me
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| Marry me! |