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A Cupboard Somewhere
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There isn't a voice that could make me stop
Tried only for a second to be in your arms
And now you see it's become dangerous for me
There's always someone to take you on
Turn your back for a second and now you're gone
There isn't a life to go back to
My eyes they bleed when I see you
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
There's always someone to take you on
Turn your back for a second and now you're gone
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
You look at me so full of regret
Acting coy through your cigarette
As though you're blessed
There's always someone to take you on
Turn your back for a second and now you're gone
In a cupboard somewhere you keep my life
I would retrieve it but I'm just so tired
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Well for the times we're doing well for the times
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
Head full of lies we've got a head full of lies
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