| And I see high jump kings with roadside stirrups on
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| When I come back to meet the bear, the sheets are gone
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| Take over the tombs
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| Dead lock the circus
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| Gawking throngs
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| Hijack the meditation train
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| We still belong
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| In Houston, in Oslo, the contracts, the con slow
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| And no sex and no sleep
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| It’s hard toe
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| It’s hard speak
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| And no shoes and no shawl
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| In high tents
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| The tribe stalls
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| And I see high jump kings with roadside stirrups on
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| When I come back to meet the bear, the sheets are gone
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| Take over the tombs
|
| Dead lock the circus
|
| Gawking throngs
|
| Hijack the meditation train
|
| We still belong
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| In Houston, in Oslo, the contents are read slow
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| And no scents and no seas
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| It’s hard times
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| It’s hard speak
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| And tongues crack and jaws fall
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| In high tents and I stall out
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| Then I’m already on the stairs
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| My hands are dry. |
| My legs are bare
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| My feet can’t slip across the floor
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| Take on the door. |
| Take on the door
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| Six seas, five prints for Houston
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| Poor Mickey spits
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| Sidecars will put you in the grave
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| Slick sights, they treat you just the same
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| Each time, we hear another call
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| I want it less. |
| You want it more
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| Clowns take the bitter, bitter share
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| Sidestep the street. |
| Watch what she wears
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| I can’t leave you here |