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I bought you a black tin box, |
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Something to put your jewelry in. |
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But it struck me as the property of the childless. |
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It was cold out and warm in. |
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The edges were sharp. |
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The edges were sharp. |
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Take me down the hillside. |
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Show me where they used to play. |
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Take me down the hillside. |
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Show me where they used to play. |
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Black sheep, black sheep, in the aftershocks |
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Thought he could survive in the black tin box. |
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Black sheep, black sheep, in the aftershocks |
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Thought you could survive in the black tin box. |
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I mailed you a Dutch postcard |
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Where I tried to be comforting. |
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There were kids, my neighbors, on the sidewalk |
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Playing superman. |
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But the edges were sharp. |
| [03:06.31] |
The edges were sharp. |
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Take me down the hillside. |
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Show me where they used to play. |
| [03:30.27] |
Take me down the hillside. |
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Show me where they used to play. |
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Your sisters and you, |
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Running through the orange light of the after-day. |
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Black sheep, black sheep, in the aftershocks |
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Thought he could survive in the black tin box. |
| [04:11.00] |
Black sheep, black sheep, in the aftershocks |
| [04:15.14] |
Thought you could survive in the black tin box. |
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