| Shut-in city, pillars scared of the community, yeah
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| Grown-up sleaze, they log online to find their freaks
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| But nonetheless
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| They’re mowing lawns, they’re makin' beds
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| They’re getting hitched, they’re shaking hands
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| No contempt for the former life and rosy glow they all once had
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| But sold it back
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| And I walk around this seedy old town
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| And I ain’t got much to do
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| And I wonder and I wonder if I’m ever going under
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| And I ain’t got much to lose
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| Public parks and public freakouts after dark
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| At the grocery store
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| Nice night for an empty threat slipped underneath your door
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| I’d kill to be your friend
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| And I walk around this shitty old town
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| And I ain’t got much to do
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| And I wonder and I wonder if I’m ever going under
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| And I ain’t got much to prove
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| I know, I know, I know, know
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| I don’t, I don’t, I don’t
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| I walk around this sleepy old town
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| And I ain’t got much to do
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| I wonder and I wonder if I’m ever going under
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| And I ain’t got much to prove
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| Shadows from wall to wall inside your head
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| Another summer put to bed
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| Lay on your back, insomniac, and pray
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| «God bless this way of life,» you say
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| I know, I know, I know now |