| Climate control, climate control
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| I want to feel warm again
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| Climate control, pain down on me
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| The misery I love to heed
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| Climate control, climate control
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| I want to feel warm again
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| Climate control, pain down on me
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| The misery I love to heed
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| Chemical imbalance children
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| Are convictions
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| Using training wheels to hold us up
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| To hold us up below sea level
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| We’re just chemical reactions, we’re just chemical reactions
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| Oregon Hill is a map of old friends
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| And acquaintances
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| That I use to guide my way
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| Puppy dogs, tag team, tall tales
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| To each other marching
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| On into the distance
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| Singing that song we know so well
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| Hand in hand, cheek to cheek
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| You can hear them screaming
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| Make them believe me, we are the townies
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| What if all the fireflies were poisonous?
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| We’d take cover every summer
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| Just to retreat into our homes
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| We’ll think about, think about, I forgot
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| We’ll think about, think about, I forgot
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| What was it like to go outside in the summertime?
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| This town is a retirement home
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| This town is a retirement home
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| To say that we’re safe
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| Is an overstatement of the way things seem
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| To say that we’re safe
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| Is an overstatement of the way things seem
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| Pull back the skin, where I love to dig
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| Remove the marrow, the bones become hollow
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| Pull back the skin, remove the marrow
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| And I’ll wipe this liposuction from my hands
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| Climate control, climate control
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| I want to feel warm again
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| Climate control, pain down on me
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| The misery I love to heed
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| There will always be a celibration to drink to
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| That we create ourselves
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| This hole is a hive
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| This hole is a hive
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| This hole is a hive
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| Laced with honey
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| Still stings on the inside |