| And it’s a slow dancing sinking urgency
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| Coming in the morning it sparks, a late night of thinking
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| Turns you around. |
| Slips through your fingers before you get down low enough
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| It was stolen in a silk sheet bed. |
| Back of your head where it rests with a
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| framework of friends
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| Half on a strangers thread, the needle takes again
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| Glowing in the night, some of us young and sweet like honey
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| Or Shocked to the bone, a bleeding dream
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| A walking cliche, how can you know if its to blame for the sour taste
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| Don’t try to fight the mirage, it's setting our eyes on fire, keep blinking,
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| sinks into nothing
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| A desert too try. |
| It slips through your fingers before you can let go of mine
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| It was old until it all made sense, back of your head where it rests in the
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| place you know best
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| Half on a strangers thread, the needle takes again
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| Glowing in the night, some of us young and sweet like honey
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| Or Shocked to the bone, a bleeding dream
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| A walking cliche, how can you know if its to blame for the sour taste |