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I found music |
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and he found me |
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I gave him some tambourine |
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he game me a scream |
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I washed his dirty underwear |
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he made me toast |
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Music filled my mug with Vaseline |
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I gave him a choke |
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We could be happy |
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we could be free |
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If we don't make-out |
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or fall in love |
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I found music |
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and he found me |
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bleeding from my fingers and knees |
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plugged into a drum machine |
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nailed to my head: a tambourine |
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and a guitar laced to my waist |
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A stone cold fever: |
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an internal melody |
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Guitars make me happy |
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drum beast make us all free |
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solid as a rock lover |
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is the music in me |
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I found music and he found me: |
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a balding head-banding pre-teen |
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so he seduced me in a dream: |
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I kissed his ugly gangly greens |
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he swallowed my pee |
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We lived to be happy |
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and prayed to be free |
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but it was soon found out |
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that my body is brief |
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I found music |
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and he found me |
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he kept me singing |
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to my dying day |
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Sing to be happy |
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hum to be free |
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the eternal harmony |
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music and me |
