Lonesome Organist Rapes Page Turner taby ukulele według Dresden Dolls

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He told me that I knew just what to laugh at
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and I wanted to but I just couldn't ask if he would take it back so
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I could know for certain..

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So on the bench I watched his left hand crossing
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while doubling entendres with the voicings.
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He said, "Oh darling, you're charming, Please don't find it alarming if I 
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pull this stop out to free up a hand for heavy petting!"

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Now, there, there;
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I'm a friendly man.
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I joke about sex because it's funny when you're
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frightened  (ah, ah)
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(ah ah,    ah ah)


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So silently I sat and turned the pages,
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recalculating our respective ages.
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Over my shoulder, he muttered, "If I get any older, you can
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hack my wrists off with your choice of objects, no, I'm kidding"

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Don't be scared;
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I'm a friendly man.
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I joke about death because it's funny when you're
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frightened  (ah, ah)
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(ah ah,    ah ah)

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This is as far as I could get.
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He jabbed a needle in my neck,
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erasing all the evidence,
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but there were matchsticks in my pants,
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and if a rock should hit my head
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and I remember what he did,
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you'll be the very first to know.
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Maybe I'll find out why this damn thing won't stop bleeding!

(break)
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He told me that I showed a great potential,
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that given I turned heads and pages, fame would be a piece of cake
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but practice was essential..
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So like a stupid child I believed it
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and golly, who would ever had agreed if
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I had been Schubert or Mozart, devoted to the fine art of
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perfecting absolutely everything inconsequential.

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Don't be sad;
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I'll come back again.
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I joke about trash 'cause it takes class to be
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enlightened   (ah, ah)
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(ah ah,    ah ah)

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So several decades have gone by.
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I am still sitting by his side.
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I turn the pages faithfully.
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He turns his head and smiles at me
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and with a wink he says, "I doubt
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we would be anywhere without
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your gift for keeping truth and consequence from meeting.."

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