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And then I think I know, but then I know I don't, and then I think I should stop thinking and go to sleep | |
I wish they'd cure the friendly neighbors of the disease which makes them haters. | |
Lately all my friends clip their teeth with nail clippers; they want them much straighter, much nicer, more even | |
He quickly stared down at the floor and shuffled in his boots. Aw, he was out of there so fast. | |
And a letter from Michigan is sitting on my desk, and I remember one thought but I forget all the rest | |
Tell me what you told me again and I might believe you next time. Maybe give it another try. | |
Let's go to the movies, I will hum you a song about nothing at all. | |
When I woke up I ran and bought it, and I locked it in my closet | |
Who said I was original? Who said I was allowed? To write as if I really write, to sing as if I really sing. | |
Sweet, sweet forever, I'll comfort myself in my next life. | |
I stayed in love with you, you're just falling in love with me, and darling you know that ain't right | |
You with your street-walking shoes and your street-walking eyes, I see nothing wrong. | |
Even then, you'll probably always miss him. He will visit in your dreams. | |
She spots a stranger in the mirror and the record spins her nearer to the outcome of her day | |
England, oh England, never forsake me. Won't you take me to have and to hold? | |
Someone is bound to notice that we don't blend in no matter how hard the bartender tries | |
So I keep dancing with this dead weight around my ankles, and it thickens every time I turn away | |
And it's alright if we don't let the others make the last calls. The fact that they own us shouldn't deter us at all. | |
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Don't say goodbye like you're burying him, 'cause the world is round and he might return. | |
Dear someone listening in the shadows, I only talk to you sometimes. | |
You were wearing rags, I was wearing pointe shoes. I tried to lay next to you, but you hit the snooze | |
After all, children being born into a time of searching for some glory. | |
I lie down here until I die. I'm so sorry for telling stories. | |
I always knew it was coming this way, was coming this way. I always knew a big boat would come and take me away. | |
There'd be Regewish and Registian and Reguslam and Reguddhist and Regathiest, but they'd still be friends | |
Go in circles 'round the bend until we are just friends again, and then not even that. | |
Come downstairs, I'll put flowers in your hair. Won't you forgive me now? | |
Time went by and they got older, skies got higher, and days got colder | |
All their descendents are long buried and gone, and their closest blood relative works in a Philadelphia Sears. | |
As an adult, no one can stop you from getting your hands dirty while walking home alone. | |
I am cute, but I'm not in a band. Where's my band, where's my band? Where's my amplifiers? | |
Stop right now, now's the time to let go. Stop right now, now's the time to break free | |
One was the poet's love, one was the poet's laugh, one had a fire in her breast, one was the poet's eyes | |
But something inside me lets go of the banister, tumbling I tumble down towards the corridor. | |
You cannot see and you cannot hear, even in your ear | |
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