| Here’s a man, his own tragic mirror
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| Capable of such crimes he is scared
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| To look at himself too long at a time
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| Here’s a man, his own wrapped up worry
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| Thinking he will do wrong very shortly
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| The answer remains locked up in his head
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| And charity plays a game with your head
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| It gets to you now, it gets to you now
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| And charity plays away with your head
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| It gets to you now, it gets to you now
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| Somehow you’ve got to smarten up
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| And act like nothing’s ever gonna break you
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| Break you, break your mirror in two
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| Here’s a man aware of his defects
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| Such a sensitive soul such a rebel
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| Capable of detecting his flaws
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| Here’s a man self righteous, self pitying
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| Nursing losses and pain and inflicting guilt
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| That should keep them busy for days
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| And charity plays a game with your head
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| It gets to you now, it gets to you now
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| And vanity takes your dog for a walk
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| It gets to you now, it gets to you now
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| Somehow youve got to smarten up
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| And act like nothing’s ever gonna
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| Break you, break you, break your mirror in two
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| Here’s a man really worth the attention
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| So mature but so dumb
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| In broad daylight the answer remains locked up in his head
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| It’s blowing around somewhere in his head |