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She never mentions the word addiction |
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In certain company |
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Yes, she'll tell you she's an orphan |
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After you meet her family |
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She paints her eyes as black as night, now |
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Pulls those shades down tight |
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Yeah, she gives a smile when the pain comes |
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The pain's gonna make everything alright |
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Says she talks to angels |
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They call her out by her name |
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Oh yeah, she talks to angels |
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Says they call her out by her name |
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She keeps a lock of hair in her pocket |
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She wears a cross around her neck |
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Yes, the hair is from a little boy |
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And the cross is someone she has not met, not yet |
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Says she talks to angels |
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Says they all know her name |
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Oh yeah, she talks to angels |
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Says they call her out by her name |
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She don't know no lover |
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None that I ever seen |
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Yeah, to her that ain't nothing |
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But to me, yeah me |
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It means everything |
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She paints her eyes as black as night now |
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She pulls those shades down tight |
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Oh yeah, there's a smile when the pain comes, |
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The pain's gonna make everything alright, alright yeah |
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She talks to angels |
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Says they call her out by her name |
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Oh yeah-eah-eah, angels |
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Call her out by her name |
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Oh-ooh-oh-oh angels |
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They call her out by her name |
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Oh-oh, she talks to angels |
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They call her out |
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Yeah-eah-eah, they call her out |
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Don't you know that they call her out by her name? |
