Stunt Double
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Stunt Double
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I've tried patches and batches of downers
Bags of grasses from young out of towners
I've seen the world through blue-tinted glasses
My moustache is makin' my lip sore
And I've seen all my nightmares before
Now I've talked my way out of some troubles
I walked nose first straight into some more
Where's my Stunt Double?
The rubble's barricadin' my door
And each night begins a new day
Where have I heard that before?
And I've seen all my nightmares before
My eyelashes are heavy and my head is unsteady
As I just lie on the floor
And I've seen all my nightmares before
And I've seen them all before....
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