| She is losing her religion.
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| Yeah, it’s not ‘cause of God.
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| No, it’s not 'cause of Satan.
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| She is stuck in the middle.
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| I know what you do when there’s no one watching.
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| I’m that pretty lonely boy in the arms of an avalanche.
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| The sun dropped you out.
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| But nobody even liked you, until your inheritance.
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| Now you are in a parked car, going nowhere with all of your ugly friends.
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| Riding high on prescription drugs, until you are slowly letting go.
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| I’ve got it all on my shoulders, I’ve got it all on my shoulders,
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| I sold my soul but I got it back on me.
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| But I brought you in, laid you on the silver couch.
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| I brought you in, your eyes were rolling back.
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| I’ve got it all on my shoulders, I’ve got it all on my shoulders,
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| I sold my soul but I got it back on me.
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| Because you rely on me.
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| I ride my bike down to Duncan’s to get my dad some cigarettes, he says he needs
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| them like his coffee and his hopelessness.
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| But I don’t believe him anymore.
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| Yeah, I don’t believe him anymore.
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| Says he is disappointed in me at the dinner table.
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| Who can stay in school, but fail his grade?
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| I don’t have the heart to tell him that I’ve hardly been there.
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| He calls my sister a dyke, drags her across the floor because she doesn’t like
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| boys anymore.
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| And I can hear her packing her bags in her room and I want to go with her but
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| I’m only fourteen years old.
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| Yeah, I’m only fourteen years old. |