| Jesus stole my baby
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| Jesus stole my girl
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| He took her away for an hour every Sunday
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| And cut all of her beautiful curls
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| She was always easy seven days of the week
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| Now she’s a bore and I’ve seen it before
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| She thinks it gives her some kind of mystique
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| Said that she just wants to save me
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| Said you can’t go on the way that you are
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| She chased all my friends, hurts my brain til it bends
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| Hides my cigarettes and steals my guitar
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| And it’s a long time since she was mine
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| Pretending I am fine
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| Another simple boy on the telephone line
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| And though she is living here with me
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| I’m aching to be free
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| She takes it all so goddamn seriously
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| Well I’ve always been in love with her treasure
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| But she might as well be locked up in chains
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| When I ask she says no, and I’m feeling so low
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| I’m bursting from my feet to my brains
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| Now if I could only talk to this Jesus
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| I’d tell him just how lonely I’ve been
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| I’d ask him to send home my baby again
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| So she can see what kinda state I’ve been in
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| Jesus stole my baby
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| So maybe I should steal his
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| She used to be mine
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| Now she’s so dull and divine
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| May not be nice but that’s the way that it is
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| And I’m lost here among the clowns
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| Jesus men in gowns
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| All sandals and out of tune guitars
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| And she talks in terrified tones
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| Of skeleton bones
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| Screaming through a mangled microphone
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| And it’s a long time since she was mine
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| Pretending I am fine
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| Another simple boy on the telephone line
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| And though she is living here with me
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| I’m aching to be free
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| She takes it all so goddamn seriously |