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I should thank you almost
no one could kill it off until you bled it
but I got rid of that ghost
though certain habits remain imbedded
with the shadow of a doubt
but baby it was you who fed it
and I don t know what else to say
but I think you get it.
I should ve known
it was coming down to this
I should ve known
you would betray me but without the kiss
I should ve known
the kind of set-up it is.
And always isn t always
when it s not your photograph that I ve been
keeping
but you still live in those days
when I d stay awake just to watch you sleeping
you delivered that blow
but it left a mark on me that you re not seeing
and I don t know what else you hear
but it s not me weeping
I should ve known
it was coming down to this
I should ve known
you would betray me but without the kiss
I should ve known
the kind of set-up it is.
I should ve seen the cracks in the ceiling
and the mirror covered up with dust
but I was busy talking on the phone
I should ve seen the obstacles but I said,
this house was built for us
hello
is anybody home?
I should ve known
the minute that we hit the wall
I should ve known
the writing was upon the stall
I should ve known
cause Rome was starting to fall
and I should thank you, almost.
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