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by Elitelee |
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Casey joins the hallow sound of silent people walking down |
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The stairway to the subway in the shadows down below |
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Following their footsteps through the neon darkened corridors |
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Of silent desperation never speaking to a soul |
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The poison air he's breathing has a dirty smell of dying |
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Cause it's never seen the sunshine and it's never felt the rain |
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But casey minds the arrows and ignores the fatal echoes |
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Of the clicking of the turnstyle and the rattle of his chain |
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Oh she said, casey it's been so long since i've seen you |
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Here she said, just a kiss to make a body smile |
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See she said, i put on new stockings just to please you |
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Lord she said, casey can you only stay a while |
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Casey leaves the underground and stops inside the golden crown |
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For something wet to wipe away the chill that's on his bones |
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Seeing his reflection in the lives of all the lonely men |
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Who reach for anything thay can to keep from going home |
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Standing in the corner casey drinks his pint of bitter |
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Never glancing in the mirror at the people passin' by |
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And he stumbles as he's leavin' and he wonders if the reason |
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Is the beer that's in his belly or the tear that's in his eye |
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Oh she said, i suppose you seldom think about me |
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Now she said, now that you've a family of your own |
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Still she said, it's so blessed good to feel your body |
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Lord she said, casey it's a shame to be alone |
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Oh she said, casey it's been so long since i've seen you |
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Here she said, just a kiss to make a body smile |
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See she said, i put on new stockings just to please you |
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Lord she said, casey can you only stay a while |
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Lord she said, casey it's a shame to be alone |