| You spend your time in smokey rooms
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| where haggled old women
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| with cheap perfume say
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| it never happens for people
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| like us you know
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| well nothing ever happened on it`s own
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| and well the toilets smell of desperation
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| the streets all echo of aggregation
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| tand you wonder
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| why you cant get no sleep
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| when you`ve got nothing to do,
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| and you`ve had nothing to eat
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| your life`s slipping
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| and sliding right out of view
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| and there`s absolutely nothing
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| that you can do well
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now
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| dirty dishes from a tv meal
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| that went cold from the wind
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| throuh a smashed up window
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| you cant go out if anybody calls ya
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| cos you cant have a bath
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| when there`s no hot water
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| and your friends are out
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| on the town again
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| and you ask yourself if it will ever end
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| and it`s all too much for your head to take
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| just a matter of time
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| before you break, well
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now
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| now…
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| now…
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now
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| we`ll live and die,
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| we`lllive and die in these towns
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| don`t let it drag you down
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| don`t let it drag you down now |