| I know where you’re going
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| And I see where you’ve been
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| Patience is a virtue
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| And mine with you is wearing thin
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| It’s easy to sit and wait
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| Speak with words you’ve stolen
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| From better men than you
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| Doors they helped you open
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| In time will cease to let you through
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| Is it easy to stand and sigh?
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| Bid another friend goodbye
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Lights can shine too bright, dear
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| So nobody can see
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| Hide safe behind your light, dear
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| But understand it won’t blind me
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| And I know it would do no good
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| But I’d hurt you if I could
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| See my eyes
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Open wide
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Speak up now
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| Oh-oh-oh
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| Or hold your peace forever and be done
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| Eyes down, door closed
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| Keep quiet, growing old
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| I know you, I see you
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| Cling to, the road you ride on
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| Homeless, more or less
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| Skin and bone, on your own
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| I’ll be alright, I’m doing fine
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| Keep my tongue behind my
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| Teeth and, get gone
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| You never were anyone
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| Keep your words, keep your mind
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| I’ll keep my tongue behind my teeth
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| Tongue behind my teeth
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| And I know it would do no good
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| But I’d hurt you if I could
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| Oh-oh-oh |