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New Year's Eve
03:58
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What a sweet thing to come across your vein
But don’t you think the neighbors, they must be afraid?
Your nails draw staves in my howling back
I swear I’m about to fall in the bath
And I'd been told about the burdens of being a gentleman
But I never thought castration was such a disruptive distress
Would you stand beside me, babe?
I’ve got smoke in my lungs and I feel oppressed by time
New Year’s Eve at a New York City hotel
Now I see why you asked for a mirrored room
But I’ve been drinking too much to feel you
You wanna save me from my youth and take and burn my hollow flesh
So I'll drain the champagne bottle as you beckon me from the bed
Oh, American Goddess! I swear I’m trying my best
To be a part of your literary set
Would you stand beside me, babe?
I’ve got smoke in my lungs and I feel so oppressed by time
New Year’s Eve at a New York City hotel
Now I see why you asked for a mirrored room
But I’ve been drinking too much to feel you
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So Long Marianne
05:07
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