| Who could find him the sidewinding Indian
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| Why do they miss him, the overpaid simpleton?
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| She jumped in the river of the tears that I cry
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| Those are left alone, they’re left outside
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| Spooky little lizard girl, where did you run to?
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| I only asked your name, never meant to hurt you
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| She wrote me a letter on the back of the road
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| I was travelling away and she turned thru the circle
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| Of the church chimes over the hill
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| The church chimes over the hill
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| Who could find him the sidewinding Indian
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| Why do they miss him, the overpaid simpleton?
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| She jumped in the river of the tears that I cry
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| Those are left alone, are left outside
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| Spooky little lizard girl, where did you run to?
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| I only asked your name, never meant to hurt you
|
| She wrote me a letter on the back of the road
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| I was travelling away and she turned thru the circle
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| Of the church chimes over the hill
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| The church chimes over the hill
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| She’s been switched on inside my head
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| An imaginary friend sitting by my bed
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| Taking pictures of my soul
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| All the angles no-one could know
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| I thought an eagle was seeing thru my eyes
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| I thought everybody turning into spies
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| Reassures the only aim of my life
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| Please reassure me that I’m doing alright
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| No more calls on the telephone
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| She’s been turned off and i’m all alone
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| She’s been switched off inside my head
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| An imaginary friend sitting by my bed
|
| Taking pictures of my soul
|
| All the angles no-one could know
|
| I thought an eagle was seeing thru my eyes
|
| I thought everybody turning into spies
|
| Reassures the only aim of my life
|
| Please reassure me that i’m doing alright
|
| No more calls on the telephone
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| She’s been turned off and I’m all alone |