| we’ve got one chance to break out
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| and we need it now
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| cause i’m sick and tired of waiting
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| sick of this fucking apartment
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| love me or leave me or rip me apart
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| this is the voice that i was given and
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| if you don’t like it take a long walk
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| off of the shortest pier you can find
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| and i’ll be singing it out i’ll be singing…
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| oh, Mr. Magazine i never wrote one single thing for you
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| or your so-called music scene
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| you don’t mean a thing to me
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up, and you need it too.
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up.
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| when they review the debut
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| what if the critics hate you
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| don’t worry cause they
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| might just catch somebody off their feet
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| well they can love it or leave it or rip it apart
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| we’re living while we’re singing
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| so i guess that’s a step in the right direction
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| clever composition in the honesty, honesty
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| oh, Mr. Magazine
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| i never wrote one single thing for you
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| or your so-called music scene
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| you both mean shit to me
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up, and you need it too.
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up.
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| so save your breath and the money you spent
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| go work in retail and spare the suspense
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| just don’t take chances on anything at all
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| anything at all
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| so afraid of anything that may not come that easy
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| too afraid of anything that you may not have seen before
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| so afraid of anything that may not come that easy
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| too afraid of anything that may not…
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up, and you need it too.
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| pick it up, pick it up, it’s what you wanted.
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| pick it up, pick it up.
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| so save your breath and the money you spent
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| go work in retail and spare the suspense
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| just don’t take chances on anything at all
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| anything at all |