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YOUNG HEARTS: what's so bad about everlasting love? / what's so awful with holding you above? / why on earth would we fall in love? / why shouldn't we last forever? / why shouldn't our love grow? / why on earth would you want to go? / when we were young hearts, and when we were crying / when we were special, and hermits and dying / trapped in a fortress of motherless solitude / we were the verbs in our sentences / religion in a time of love / oh we asked, "how could the world keep on spinning?" / oh, we asked, alright. / what does a man know about a woman? / what do women know about men? / why on earth does it all depend?
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YOU KNOW, I'M WRITING YOU A LETTER: you know, i'm writing you a letter / to open when you're older / when you get where you're going / wherever you went / you know i'm working on some things / some things are working on me / if it wasn't for some things / i don't know where i'd be / when you go, if you go, i don't know / we're not fussing / we're not fighting / we're not wishing anything away / you can have your friends / you can have your songs / you can have anything you don't wish away.
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IF I HAD EYES: i would've looked for you if i had eyes / i would've looked on mornings / i would've looked at night / i'm sure i would've found something i liked / if i looked on mornings and i looked on nights / if you hadn't died / i would've found you / it would've been alright
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HUGH, THAT'S ANOTHER STORY: i'm not trying to be cold / not trying to say no / not trying to be home at any time / i'm not leaning on the wall / not looking at you at all / not trying to be cool or anything / i'm not scared of what could come / not scared of looking dumb / not scared i'll get exactly what i want / not scared of anything / not scared of more than that / not scared of anything / you, that's another story / and when you came you said you're gonna be as honest as you can / i wanna know exactly how you mean
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STAY ASLEEP AND SLEEP BETTER: we're getting older / look over your shoulder / if not over the hill, then where push the boulder? / we're singing torch songs / we're singing swans / we're putting out fires that are already gone / ask the angels / invite the saints / challenge the scales when they pronounce your weight / is your head on tight? / is your heart tucked in good? / are your feet made of fire, and your legs made of wood? / isn't the reason we do what we do / so we're too busy to notice we're no longer new / ba da da da da / don't believe everything that you hear / that much should already be clear / i know just what you're going through / i've been there before / but i still don't know what to tell you to do / we're getting older / look over your shoulder / if not over the hill, then where push the boulder? / let's call a truce between / this song and truth / let's make a pact to see this thing through.
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PEOPLE GET OLD (OLDER PEOPLE): old people, never got to be one / old people, wish i could've been one / people get old / older people / young people, don't know what they're missing / young people, always wanna stay one / people get old / older people / old people, never got to be one / old people, always wanna leave one / people get old / older people
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I DREAMED I HAD A HEART ATTACK: i dreamed i had a heart attack / a sneaking, scathing sneak attack / it came not from the front or back / it came without the slightest tact / tiny towns buried by flood / tiny rivers damned for good / since i had the dream it seems / i haven't trusted my own blood / what arsenals does time possess? / what weapons will make nighttime's mess? / what sentinels are standing guard? / it's not the questions that are hard / i don't believe that anything's wrong / and i got no problem just hanging on / this isn't real life / but this isn't wrong / i only complain in my songs.
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