| My alter-ego, he’s an escape artist
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| He’s only truly happy when he’s under arrest
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| Oh how he handsome, scheduled to hang to death
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| He’s only truly happy at the precipice
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| He’s like a mirror, he sticks into our ears
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| A stethoscope to the chest of the vacant years
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| I can’t escape the chair, I’m etherized with fear
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| That my only talent is in hanging here
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| But then it’s
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| Hey boy, I’ve got your man he’s right here
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| Putty in my hands
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| Ice cream and sweets
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| Coming in the sheets
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| You got no excuse to leave
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| But in the real world, an intertidal cave
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| I ride a desk chair waiting for a tidal wave
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| I feel like dancing, but that is miles away
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| I’m feeling hard and hollow like paper mache
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| My alter ego, he’s in a jailer’s cage
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| He sits and waits for the devil to abet his escape
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| I’m sorry pastor, I can’t be pasteurized
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| All of the bibles in the world for a metal file
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| At every clock strike, he hears the jailer’s keys
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| And the doubt starts to sprout til he’s on his knees
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| But he is singing, when the night is black
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| «All I am is whatever I’m aiming at»
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| And he remembers like it’s his mother’s call
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| To feel her hand find a grip at the top of the wall
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| And I want to feel it, I want to feel the fire
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| Of the leftover sun on the roofing tiles |