| Tell me, say it again
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| How things are getting better
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| I’ll pretend to believe it
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| As long as this foot’s on my neck
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| Now what’s being taken away?
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| What else am I giving up?
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| Choked on illusion and myth
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| I believed in pistons
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| Trusted malls and movies
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| That’s how the bait and the hook
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| Plays one against the other
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| Playing games with my bread and butter
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| How do you like you new house?
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| How do you like your new car?
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| You say you never got ‘em?
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| No kidding… me neither
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| What do you think of that new car?
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| What do you think of those new clothes?
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| Come on, tell me, no one’s listening
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| How you thought there’d always be plenty
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| Of bread and butter
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| Held back, biting my tongue
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| With great expectations
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| I learned your language
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| Now I know how to curse
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| Threats that keep me in line
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| Lie or lose my bread and butter
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| Can’t drug or dance it away
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| Can’t get away from it all
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| Guess what? |
| I’m «it»
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| As the world winds down
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| And I slam into limits
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| Frozen in and frozen out of my
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| Bread and butter |