| Out of the wringer, into the dryer
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| Spins the clothes higher
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| Squeezing out static and shocks
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| Little stockings tumbling 'round together
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| Couldn’t cling forever
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| Now I’m missing one of my socks
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| Lord, where do they go?
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| One pile waits with their god in a box
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| The other pile nervously mocks heaven
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| Misfits lost in the dryer, take heart
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| Maybe there’s a place up in sock heaven
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| Out of the wringer, into the dryer
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| Couldn’t just retire
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| Had to try tempting the fates
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| One little band spinning 'round together
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| Couldn’t cling forever
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| God, I think I’m losing my mates
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| Seven good years, followed by a feeling I’d hit the glass ceiling
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| Maybe I’d best disappear
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| Pick any market
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| Pick a straitjacket
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| If you can’t act it
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| Misfit, you don’t belong here
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| Lord, where do we go?
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| Didn’t want a platform to build a new church
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| Didn’t want a mansion in rock heaven
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| Didn’t want more than to be understood
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| Maybe there’s a place up in sock heaven
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| Lord, where do we go?
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| We’re gathered here to ask the Lord’s blessing
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| Maybe not his blessing
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| Maybe we’re not asking at all
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| Out of the box with every good intention
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| Did you fail to mention
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| This time we were destined to crawl?
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| And every day that we died just a little more
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| I was sure you were sovereignly watching us dangle
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| I don’t get it now
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| But I’ll get it when
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| In sock heaven I see it all from your angle
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| God’s got his saints up in sock heaven |