| Every morning, fighting through a coma
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| Each affliction carries its misnomer
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| Trucks roll loud into the port
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| They go where I could never know
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| My toes are freezing, cold cuts through the Persian
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| Rug I’ve stolen, Dad thinks that I’ve borrowed
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| He gives more than I can pay back
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| Twenty-two, I’ll never pay him back
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| Oh, ashtray sitting on the table filled with dead moths
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| Floating in the rainwater with pill bags
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| It’s winter, south of the river without a job
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| Oh, I don’t see it getting any better
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| Empty bottles, if not for the burnt butts
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| Falling over, wind in from the coast cuts
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| Hard and sharp, messes up my hair
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| Leaves fall, peppering the air
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| Oh, ashtray sitting on the table filled with dead moths
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| Floating in the rainwater with pill bags
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| It’s winter, south of the river without a job
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| Oh, I don’t see it getting any better
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| No, I don’t see it getting any better
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| Oh, ashtray sitting on the table filled with dead moths
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| Floating in the rainwater with pill bags
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| It’s winter, south of the river without a job
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| Oh, I don’t see it getting any better |