| I see you in the market
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| Behind the carriage and the magazine
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| I see you on the highway
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| Behind the tinted glass and telephone
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| Alarm on your car and
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| On your apartment door —
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| (the alarm is on love)
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| Since the slap, the burn
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| The third double bourbon
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| Any caress is an attack
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| Upon your mother’s love or lack
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| The point was to hold on to first person first
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| (first person singular)
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| I know that there’s no greater love than this —
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| Mother and child
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| From the Madonna to the one who held you
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| Fragile and wild
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| But I hold love, and I will love open
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| And I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| Emotion sensitive
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| Find the combination. |
| Punch it in
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| Is it the day that you were born
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| Or your girlfriend’s Christian name?
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| Anything could break
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| The contacts at the windows
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| (the alarm is on love)
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| Set it off, screaming, against love
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| But I hold love, and I will love open |
| And I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| You will not be alone tonight
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| The alarm is on love
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| The alarm is on love
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| The alarm is on love
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| The alarm is on love
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| I wish you well I wish you might
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| Wish you well, wish you might |