| Eliza’s in the elevator
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| Finding words that rhyme with «sunny»
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| I think it’s funny how she just leaves «funny» out
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| And me, I’m on my way downstairs
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| Gonna gaze and wander aimlessly
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| I’m gonna figure out what Manhattan’s all about
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| And how I wish it would rain tonight
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| I’d find a good excuse to stay inside
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| And watch those props come tumbling through the air
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| Cause it’s been the worst year of my life
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| I don’t wanna live, I don’t wanna die
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| So could you please, could you please, could you please
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| Grow out you hair?
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| William plays harmonica and guitar
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| By the side of the sidewalk
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| I’d love to stay and steal his melody
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| Cause he hasn’t got an answer to force
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| No one cares about his voice, no
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| No, not a choice
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| Sometimes I wish that nobody loved me
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| And now I wish I could stab my throat
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| There goes your wife, your car, your home
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| There goes the life I’ve convinced myself I wanna own
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| And Becca you could come back to my clothes
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| The only note I’ll hold is the one you fold
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| Could you please, oh could you please, oh could you please
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| Grow out your hair?
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| Grow it dark and long like the winter
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| With no split ends, split ends are like friends
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| I don’t need them
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| And if you’ve got older friends
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| Then I suggest you listen to them
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| Cause they’re all I want, the world, the fallen hope
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| All the prophets on the green grass, they’re all in the window
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| Yeah, my life is just like religion
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| I’m making it up as I go, oh, oh, oh
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| Well they say all bad things come in threes
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| Well the last year has made the last three look so easy
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| You were supposed to keep the disease between you and me
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| So bandage up your wrists, throw away your prescriptions, and
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| And baby come back to me, yeah
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| My legs gave in on Forty-Second
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| Lord, I think it’s a hint… |