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Damaged

We lay aloft the coffee table

While the piano plays our serenade

While the priest is making amends with a man in the shade

That man must be part of some gimmicky charade

So he takes you out to the rose parade

And buys you candy and lemonade

Conclusion is that it's you that he has suddenly played

Another delusion has been made

We lay aloft the coffee table once more

While you try to impress me with open sores

While you try to give me more and more

All in all, you're a ***** *****

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simon-fletcher
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Feb 26, 2011
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