| Maybe the world would be better without me
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| I got a bad habit of fucking up
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| when every sunrise I see takes the piss out of me
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| and there’s cold tea in our loving cup
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| I don’t mean to suggest that I loved you the best
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| I mean it’s heavy, but it’s not heavy rock
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| and now I’m feeling depressed sitting here in my vest
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| it’s like we’re born with our heads on the block
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| And this song is for the strugglers
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| it’s for the cynics and the maudlin
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| and this song is for the poor boy
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| I won’t be there in the morning
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| Oh don’t give up, don’t give up on us
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| and sure these are degenerate times
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| you don’t have to be some kind of guru
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| just chuck something together as long as it rhymes
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| and I hope that is means something to you
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| And if I suck in my cheeks when I’m with you
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| and if I wear too much soap in my hair
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| pull on your kitten heel shoes
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| we’ve got dancing to do
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| pulling teeth from the jaws of despair
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| Cos this song is for the strugglers
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| it’s for the cynics and the maudlin
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| this song is for the poor boy
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| I won’t be there in the morning
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| And this song is for the strugglers
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| it’s for the cynics and the maudlin
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| and this song is for the poor boy
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| I won’t be there in the morning
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| no, I’ll be asleep on an overnight bus |