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| than you'll be able to take standing up straight, and it won't be okay. And you won't be somebody who it's just happening to, it's a trap that you, and only you | |
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| have laid, laid, with a towel up over your face, in your armchair just dying in wait, waiting forces are gathering outside your door. |
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| They sharpen their knives, knives, and smiled with no smiles in their eyes. A little bit larger in size. And a little bit hungrier for that tiny prize. | |
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| And my mother once said, "Son remember this, no matter what someone did: that they once were just a kid, at breast and in bib, and blanket and crib. So just reach inside yourself to find that part that still needs help. Find that part in someone else, and you'll do good." So I thought that I would. | |
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| So hey, hey, I love you, it goes without saying. I would give you the world on a tray, though they're already tracing a line across your throat. |
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| Too late in the game you'll find that you have been betrayed. Propped up and pushed into your place. I could claim that it all would go great. But the reason I came, is to say that it won't. | |
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| You should know that it won't. You should know that it won't. You should know that it won't, and so, Philip, let go. | |
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