| Everyone makes the same wave at the same time
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| (like pebbles on water)
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| And we call all those interrupting lines
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| (sons and daughters)
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| A community
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| So let’s join hands in some
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| Blessed unity
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| But brother
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| I don’t wanna know ya
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| I don’t even wanna know ya
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| And sister
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| I don’t wanna know ya
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| I don’t even wanna know ya
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| But we’re trapped
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| In this lovely mess
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| I hold you close and smile
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| Fake, like they do way out west
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| So many medicines for
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| So many heads, and
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| I’d help you clean those skeletons
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| From under your bed, but
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| I don’t even know ya
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| How could it be me that sends you?
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| Darling
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| Didn’t your momma
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| Tell you not to let no stranger bend you?
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| Probably someone here that could
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| Help to mend you
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| But it’s not me
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| Got my own anxiety
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| Sadness isn’t any way to explain
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| (Sadness isn’t any way to explain)
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| We’ll probably crash heads throughout (?)
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| (I know you’re crying tonight)
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| The course of this sin
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| (drunk and insane)
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| It’s as simple as the way you wear your unpolished shoes
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| And your righteous rays (a rainbow)
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| But all I know is your blues ain’t like my blues
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| And why would they be?
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| If there’s one commonality
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| It’s that that feeling’s mutual
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| Given time you’ll see
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| You’ll see |