| Well I think that there’s a problem here
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| Her voice just don’t sound right
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| I left myself on her answering machine
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| Said «I'm back in town tonight.»
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| I feel like I’ve stepped out of the wilderness
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| All squinty-eyed and confused
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| But even babies raised by wolves
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| They know exactly when they’ve been used
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| When it starts to fall apart
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| It really falls apart
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| Like boots or hearts oh when they start they really fall apart
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| Fingers and toes fingers and toes
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| Forty things we share
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| Forty one if you include the fact that we don’t care
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| Now you’ve blocked off most of main street
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| For your little faith parade
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| Everybody in town will probably all agree
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| I’m lying in the bed I made
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| When it starts to fall apart
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| It really falls apart
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| Like boots or hearts when they start they really fall apart
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| Now you won’t even let me talk to you
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| We got some air to clear
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| We’d probably only agree on one thing anyway
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| That’s what the hell is happening here
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| When it starts to fall apart
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| It really falls apart
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| Like boots or hearts when they start They really fall apart
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| When it starts to fall apart
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| It really falls apart
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| Cowboy boots and cowboy hearts
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| They really fall apart |