| He don’t stay out anymore
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| No more coming in past four
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| Most nights he turns in 'round ten
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| He’s way too tired to pretend
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| Sure, you might find him up at three
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| But if he is it’s just to pee
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| Sometimes he’s awake 'till two
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| But that’s just cause he’s missing you
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| He’s lying there and missing you
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| He don’t sleep late anymore
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| Up like a farmer half past four
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| And when that sleepy sun pops up
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| He’s halfway through his second cup
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| When his day’s work is done 'round two
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| That’s when he starts in missing you
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| Quarter to three, it’s time to nap
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| He always says, No nap, I’m crap
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| His motto is, No nap, I’m crap
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| Guess he’s just set in his ways
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| He does the same damn thing most days
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| And there’s seven twenty-fours a week
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| With lots of down time so to speak
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| But he hardly glances at a clock
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| Since his routine is carved in rock
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| Man’s a machine, what can he do
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| Keep going on just missing you
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| Keep right on going missing you
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| And his teeth falls out, so does his hair
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| But in his dreams you’re always there
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| A jewel in his unconscious mind
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| A miracle, a precious find
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| But in the end he’s all alone
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| He wakes up and his jewel is gone
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| There’s a heaven and he knows it’s true
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| But he’s back on earth just missing you
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| And it’s hell on earth
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| Missing you
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| Back where he started
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| Missing you |