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Time I'll never Retrieve
New York sewer rats have rolled me around in rings of dirt 
 I thought I could lay down with criminals but me and my mileage got hurt
 I feel it like when I first step out of a rushing wave pool
 And I got left raw and rung out like meat, you kissed my hand and called me “tool”
  
 And fell and I’m stuck in a lion’s den
 And I wish I said no again and again and again
  
 Fifteen million faces shook their heads at me
 You called me lovely but poke out eyes so no one else can see
  
 Hold me, bight me, swallow me
 Down to your freak show
 Push me, prod me, make me
 Tell you how good you are but you don’t know
 Those “compliments”
 Hit me like bricks
 You’re undying concern
 Pound on every angry nerve
 All you were
 And will be
 Is time I’ll never retrieve

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