Locusts |
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1 | Wasn't it you who said, | |
2 | "Old friends are like locusts coming back from the dead, | |
3 | "Seeking shelter come the first winter's frost | |
4 | "And looking for something in the good times they've lost—" | |
5 | "But I'm not going to let you | |
6 | "Take this heart again; | |
7 | "I'm not going to let you | |
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"Break this heart again." |
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9 | You're out in the street and I know you're alone | |
10 | Hot and hungry in the subterranean zone | |
11 | And it's crazy that I almost want you to stay | |
12 | At least 'till tomorrow or your pain goes away | |
13 | And you stand there | |
14 | Like some dream come true | |
15 | Like a vision of splendor | |
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From when I needed you |
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17 | Well, I've walked those streets alone in hell's fire | |
18 | Seeking passage 'round the third circle and floundering in the quagmire | |
19 | Now I'm finally climbing to the top | |
20 | You're coming around my door | |
21 | Saying, "Baby let me make it up | |
22 |
"And come inside once more." |
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23 | Wasn't it you who said, | |
24 | "Old friends are like nightmares winding up in your head | |
25 | "Raking up the muck from the mouldy archives | |
26 | "And rising Phoenix-like from the ashes of our past lives." | |
27 | But I'm not going to let you | |
28 | Take this heart again | |
29 | No, I'll never let you | |
30 | Get that close again | |
31 |
To break my heart again |
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