| Don’t tell my sister about your most recent vision
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| Don’t tell my family. |
| They’re all wicked strict Christians
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| Don’t tell the hangers-on. |
| Don’t tell your friends
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| Don’t tell them we went down to Ybor City again.
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| Don’t tell the dancers. |
| They’ll just get distracted
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| Don’t tell the DJs, they already suspect us
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| Don’t mention the bloodshed. |
| Don’t mention the skins
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| Don’t tell them Ybor City almost killed us again
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| We are the theater
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| They are the people dressed up to be seated
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| Looking upwards and dreaming
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| We’re the projectors
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| We’re hosting the screening
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| We’re dust in the spotlights
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| We’re just kind of floating
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| Don’t drop little hints. |
| I don’t want them to guess
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| Don’t mention Tampa they’ll just know all the rest
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| Don’t mention the bloodshed don’t tell them it hurts
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| Don’t say we saw angels. |
| They’ll take us straight to the church
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| They queue up for tickets
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| To see the performance
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| They push to get closer
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| Looking upwards with wonder
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| We are the actors
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| The cameras are rolling
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| I’ll be Ben Gazzara
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| You’ll be Gena Rowlands.
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| Sometimes actresses get slapped
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| Sometimes actresses get slapped
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| Sometimes fake fights turn out bad
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| Sometimes actresses get slapped
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| Some nights making it look real
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| Might end up with someone hurt
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| Some nights it’s just entertainment
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| Some other nights it’s work
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| They come in for the feeding
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| Sit in stadium seating
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| They’re holding their hands out
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| For the body and blood now
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| We’re the directors
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| Our hands will hold steady
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| I’ll be John Cassavettes
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| Let me know when you’re ready
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| Man, we make our own movies |