The Old Apartment

	  		 
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 Broke into the old apartment. 	 This is where we used to live	 
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 Broken glass, broke and hungry, broken hearts and broken bones. 
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This is where we used to live 

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 Why d	id you paint the walls?  Why d	id you clean the floor? 
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 Why did you plaster over the hole I punched in the door 
  
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This is where we used to live	.      	  
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 Why did you keep the mousetrap, why did you keep the dish rack 
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 These things used to be mine, I guess they still  are, I want 'm back. 

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 Broke into the old apartment. 	Forty-two stairs from the street.     
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 Crooked landing, crooked landlord, narrow land way filled with crooks 
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 This is where we used to live  

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 Why did they pave the lawn? Why did they change the locks? 
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 Why did I have to break it, I only came here to talk 
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This is where we used to live	.      	  
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 How is the neighbor downstairs?  How is her temper this year 
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  I turned up your tv and stomped on the floor	just for fun 

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 	I know we don't 	live here anymore.  
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 	We bought an old house on the danforth 
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 	She loves me and her body keeps me warm;  (and) I'm happy here 
  
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But this is where we used to live	.      	  
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 Broke into the old apartment.  	  
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 Tore the phone out of the wall.    	  
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 Only memories fading memories blending into dull tableaux 
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I want them back.   (This is where we used to live) 
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I want them back.   (This is where we used to live) 
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I want them back.   (This is where we used to live) 
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I want them back.