| I hear the trains coming and they echo in the tunnel
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| Like a gentle roar, a roar of the underground
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| Is it what it sounds like?
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| The innocent dark and the sweet talk of the stone
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| And I was afraid of you but now I’ve gotten used to you
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| Now you’re ringing a peal in my body, one I didn’t know of before
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| Is it the two life lines in our face that I follow with my fingers?
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| Did she ever laugh that much? |
| Did she ever laugh that much?
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| Born on a Friday, keys on the table, oh it’s real danger
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| Born on a Friday (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Keys on the table (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Oh it’s real danger (danger)
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| And I was told to look away when I saw a raven (bad luck)
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| And to spit three times when a cat crossed the street
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| (I was told to be afraid of) so many things
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| Now I’m waking the witch and I move like a cat and if I dare to look her in the eye,
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| Would she comfort me? |
| Would she comfort me?
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| Born on a Friday (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Keys on the table, oh it’s real danger
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| Born on a Friday (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Keys on the table (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Oh it’s real danger (danger danger danger)
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| Born on a Friday (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Keys on the table (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Born on a Friday (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| Keys on the table (make a cross on your doorstep)
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| I hear the trains coming and they echo in the tunnel
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| Like a gentle roar, a roar of the underground
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| I hear the trains coming and they echo in the tunnel
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| Like a gentle roar, a roar of the underground
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| Is it what it sounds like?
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| The innocent dark and the sweet talk of the stone
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| Is it what it sounds like?
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| The innocent dark and the sweet talk of the stone |