| There’s a string of lights hanging up at your place.
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| The same street.
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| They’re more colorful than I remember, this year.
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| Tip toe in the room, the party is here just for you, you know.
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| We are hiding to celebrate.
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| We don’t have to choose our ways.
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| Our ways tell us, «time has run short.» |
| Skeleton’s walking down the catwalk,
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| covered in ink, and I don’t know what they sound like.
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| The volume’s off and I don’t mind.
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| I hear the static of my neighbor’s breathing this time.
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| He holds his breath while I look up.
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| He looks back.
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| This is not the time for him, but he is still breathing.
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| You know you have sold yourself short, and I can feel it creeping in.
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| You’ve sold yourself short, and now you can’t stop dreaming it out.
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| It’s useless.
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| God writes me letters in words too small to read.
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| The other leaves me cards to guess what could’ve been and what I can’t foresee.
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| I’ve got a bad brain, it’s no good.
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| You’ve sold yourself short.
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| Don’t make me your lights in there, hang me somewhere else |