The Teacher & The Prostitute
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The Teacher & The Prostitute
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started with letters from the telephone man
even though the phone was never broken
answers to questions that were never asked
words that were never spoken
you better think
you better think again
check behind the walls
check under the bed
blind acceptance only gets you so far
when you say that you're not mad
but you know that you are
and I'm so tired of running around
I'm tired of laying tracks all over this town
everytime I think I wanna walk out the door
I say: stop and think it over
everytime I think I can't take anymore
everything is better than it ever was before
you better think...
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