Miss Love
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Miss Love
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Living in the middle of furniture
Felt like a part of it
Suddenly I realized
I was living a hackneyed life
The furniture started to move
I was taken away by the moving hands
I had been spared
Of a living like furniture
I started to move and I went into town
I fucked every nice looking man
Business in the night
And sleepin' by day
I missed the feeling that's called love
I was running away for the hands
The hands who where bringing me poison
Of living and death
And again I had been spared
I was taken away by unknowing hands
And it felt so great and it was so warm
I was saved by what they call love
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