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Typical morning, |
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suburban town |
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Waking up to |
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familiar sound |
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Father complainin' |
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about the company rules |
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Mother does her best now |
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Makes sure the kids aren't late for school |
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Behind the brave face, |
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mother holds the fear |
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She looks for the answers |
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in the pages of the new idea |
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She knows his secrets, |
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where it is he goes |
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Into the arms of another |
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She'll wait for the children to come home |
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Then she'll go |
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(We're gonna) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We're gonna get out) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We'll give no warning) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We're gonna get out) |
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Leave in the morning |
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And in the morning |
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This is no accident, no everything was planned |
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Nobody ever really tried to understand |
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That we need to get out |
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But we're never gonna leave this suburban town |
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Typical evening, |
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suburban town |
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We're going to sleep to |
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familiar sound |
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Father complainin' |
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about the company rules |
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Mother isn't here anymore |
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The kids are always late for school |
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(We're gonna) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We're gonna get out) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We'll give no warning) |
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Leave in the morning |
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(We're gonna get out) |
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Leave in the morning |
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But we're never gonna leave here |