| When they say they want you,
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| They never really want you, no,
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| When they say they need you,
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| They never really need you, no,
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| I’m at a bus stop waiting,
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| And you’re just devastating,
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| You stay at home with Rachel,
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| You know it’s simulating,
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| You sit at home with Rachel,
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| And let her set you straight yeah,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| And if they say they need you,
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| They never really need you, no,
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| And you should stop complaining,
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| And organise a chaining,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| You’re only trying to twist my arm,
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| It’s like I said,
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| You’re just trying to twist my arm,
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| Don’t lose my head,
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| It’s the cold that keeps me warm,
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| How many times,
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| Have I sat in a car park waiting,
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| To hear the way you’re saying,
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| I’ve sat in a car park waiting,
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| To hear the way you’re saying, (To eat away your pain)
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| It’s the cold that keeps you warm,
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| I don’t know what it’s like I said,
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| You’re just trying to twist my arm. |