| God took a razor, cut holes in our face
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| 2 to hear, two to see, 2 to smell, one to taste
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| An unshaking hand with precision and grace
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| Showing everyone gets lonely sometimes
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| No one was righteous
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| We all came out wrong
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| Some of us were too short too fat or too tall
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| He kept on cutting and we sewing up cloth
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| Trying to build someone built for a savior
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| Don’t be sad, we were all thrown away
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| But there is enough of us crumpled up people
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| We’ll find somebody somebody
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| Take a look in my bag, it’s the meaning of youth
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| Nothing but emptiness, innocence, cigarettes and a dead brown recluse
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| Please keep me out of your history books
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| I’ll be known for the places and hands that I shook
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| He cut us to sinner and singers and crooks
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| But he just couldn’t get what he longed for
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| We wandered around and we learned how to speak
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| We wanted so badly to pray or to preach
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| Some all-seeing father so far out of reach
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| So I didn’t even bother trying
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| Don’t be ashamed if you’re seeking a friend
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| It’s a beautiful reason to die in the end
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| It’s why we’re all here just searching mistakes
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| A little too much like father
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| We’re destined to be little stains in the paint
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| You can pick us and chip us and throw us away
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| But some color will shine through from some yesterday
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| So you’ll never forget where you came from |