| I survived the dinner, and the air went thinner
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| I retired to the briars, by the pool, it gets so loud
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| If I die this instant, taken from the distance
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| They will probably list it down among other things 'round town
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| Got my rings around me, I got baby to pound me
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| I see stars and go weak, my baby cries and lays me down
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| In the skies over black Venice, I see eyes of a white menace
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| The surprise of the week is that I never heard the sound
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| And all the L.A. women fall asleep while swimming
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| I got paid to fish 'em out and then, one day, I lost the job
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| And I cried a little, I got fried a little
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| Then she laid her eyes on mine
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| And she said, «Babe, you’re better off»
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| I got my rings around me, I got baby to pound me
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| I see stars and go weak, my baby cries and lays me down
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| In the skies over black Venice, I see eyes of a white menace
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| The surprise of the week is that I never heard the sound
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| Tunnel vision lights my way
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| Leave a little life today
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| As a free fall advances, I’m the moron who dances
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| Ahh
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| I was teething on roses, I was in guns and noses
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| Ahh
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| Under the withering white skies of humiliation
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| Under the withering white skies of humiliation
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| Tunnel vision lights my way
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| Leave a little life today
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| Tunnel vision lights my way
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| Leave a little life today
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| She wore blue velvet
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| Said she can’t help it
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| She wore blue velvet
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| Said she can’t help it
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| She wore blue velvet
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| Said she can’t help it |