| Upon the sand, upon the bay
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| «There is a quick and easy way» you say
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| Before you illustrate
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| I’d rather state
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| I’m not the man you think I am
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| I’m not the man you think I am
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| And sorrow’s native son
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| He will not smile for anyone
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| And pretty girls make graves
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| Oh…
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| End of the pier, end of the bay
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| You tug my arm, and say «give in to lust
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| Give up to lust, oh heaven knows we’ll
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| Soon be dust… «Oh, I’m not the man you think I am
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| I’m not the man you think I am
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| And sorrow’s native son
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| He will not rise for anyone
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| And pretty girls make graves
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| (Oh, really?)
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| Oh…
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| I could have been wild and I could have been free
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| But nature played this trick on me
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| She wants it now
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| And she will not wait
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| But she’s too rough
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| And I’m too delicate
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| Then, on the sand
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| Another man, he takes her hand
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| A smile lights up her stupid face
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| (and well, it would)
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| I lost my faith in womanhood
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| I lost my faith in womanhood
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| I lost my faith…
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| Oh…
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| Hand in glove…
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| The sun shines out of our behinds…
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| Oh… |