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The Life She Can't Live
It’s the solace she seeks
As she drifts off to sleep
In the day or the night she can’t care
She escapes from her life
Where she is, where she’s been
It’s a life that to live she just can't bear anymore
All the things she has done
With her hands or a gun
Leaving death when she meets someone new
With money to burn
She spends none that she’s earned
And her conscience is eating her quickly away
When she wakes to the phone that rings her out of her sleep
She knows she will meet in a bar on some street
Someone sitting alone while they wait for the date they will meet
They won’t know til the end
It’s the last night that they’ll spend
In a room with a woman alone in a bed
And she'll drift home when she’s done
To climb Into bed all alone
And this time the pills will make sure that she sleeps
As she slipped away
She prayed forgiveness on this final day
For things that were done just for money they’d pay
And her handlers will ring on the phone on some day
And wonder what happened to the woman they pay
All alone with her deeds on her final day
She lays in the sleep of the dead in her bed
With no thoughts of having to kill in her head
With a smile on her face finally
As she drifts off to sleep
In the day or the night she can’t care
She escapes from her life
Where she is, where she’s been
It’s a life that to live she just can't bear anymore
All the things she has done
With her hands or a gun
Leaving death when she meets someone new
With money to burn
She spends none that she’s earned
And her conscience is eating her quickly away
When she wakes to the phone that rings her out of her sleep
She knows she will meet in a bar on some street
Someone sitting alone while they wait for the date they will meet
They won’t know til the end
It’s the last night that they’ll spend
In a room with a woman alone in a bed
And she'll drift home when she’s done
To climb Into bed all alone
And this time the pills will make sure that she sleeps
As she slipped away
She prayed forgiveness on this final day
For things that were done just for money they’d pay
And her handlers will ring on the phone on some day
And wonder what happened to the woman they pay
All alone with her deeds on her final day
She lays in the sleep of the dead in her bed
With no thoughts of having to kill in her head
With a smile on her face finally
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