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With your tongue entwined with his and my soul entwined in yours,
I gotta say I don’t see this being a happy ending.
‘Cause when you’re lying on his bed I’m only lying to myself,
when the truth is that without you it gets a little harder.

And I’m trying to find the humour in me but I think I’m failing miserably.

But give me a string and I’ll string myself up, give me a ribbon to tie in your hair.
Oh, I really want to.

And I want to see your lover and kick him in the shin,
I want to throw dust up in his eyes and hide.

Then I’ll grab you by the arm and take you to a desert island,
and we’ll act like monkeys in the trees; form a nudist colony; play at being birds and bees;
'Cause I’m trying to find the humour in me.

Give me a string and I’ll string myself up, give me a ribbon to tie in your hair
Give me a string and I’ll string myself up, give me a ribbon

I think I’d like to find myself, I might decide on something else.
I think I’d like to find myself, I might decide on something else.
I think I’d like to find myself, I might decide on something else.

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from Rats on a Blackboard (2009), released December 31, 2009

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William Nein London, UK

Alternative-Pop, Bedroom-Recording music.
Band member of Patsy Clone

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