| By 2am I’m alright
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| The vodka gets in my eyes
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| But when you walk in next to him
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| Then all my reds turn to white
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| I disconnected myself
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| Tried not to feel what I felt
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| Of course it still finds its way in
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| And turns the whole world to hell
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| It’s that same memory again
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| Just 2 weeks before the end
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| That face you always make
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| Before I make you cry once again
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| My heart too big for my chest
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| I scream blood into my breathe
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| And then my stomach acid bleached the rain
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| How could I forget?
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| Just sing like everybody else
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| Just dance like everybody else
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| Just sing like everybody else
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| Just dance like everybody else
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| I used to like nights like these
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| That seems so hard to believe
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| And now I’m stuck in a solarium
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| And struggling to breathe
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| You say I’ve changed since you left
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| But I’m too stubborn to care
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| So I just shut myself off
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| To all of the words that you say
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| Until I’m quiet at last
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| No words to fill in the gaps
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| Only the people leave the party
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| And leave me where I stand
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| And it gets so cold I die
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| Don’t stop to check if I’m fine
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| Just leave my body here to rot
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| Beneath the Marlboro sign
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| Just sing like everybody else
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| Just dance like everybody else
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| Just sing like everybody else
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| Just dance like everybody else
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| Just sing like everybody else
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| Just dance like everybody else
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| Just live like everybody else
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| Just die like everybody else |