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Virtue Vice
 
  Think of me
I’ll think of you
We better think
This whole thing through
Sometimes I’m so clumsy

You talk to me
I’ll talk to you
You cut the fat
And we’ll both chew
You know we’re both hungry

I feel so alive today
That’s all that I wanted to say
I hope that it stays this way
If not I will be okay

Say another prayer
Save another life
Kiss me on my head
And tell me
Everything’s alright
’cause I can say it one
Or I can shout it twice
All there really is
Is virtue and vice
Virtue and vice

Cry to me
I’ll cry to you
Sometimes the pain will only do
You know I’m not kidding

You laugh with me
I’ll laugh with you
At all the stupid things we do
Tomorrow we’ll be happy




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