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We first met it was raining In a house with bay windows And all the fitting and fixtures And a catalogue of injury She´s got a credo in underground movies Her father is a lawyer Who paid for the fitting and fixtures And a house with bay windows And i´m calling from a baltimore hotel Don´t let it ring again Your movies are your own You´re on a limb again Calling from a baltimore hotel Don´t let it ring again Your movies are your own Don´t let him in again Four weeks later in april I took her to the doctors Said "i´ve no prescription" For compromised solution And i´m calling from a baltimore hotel Don´t let it ring again Your movies are your own You´re on a limb again Calling from a baltimore hotel Don´t let it ring again Your movies are your own Don´t let him in again Ten years Caught in a trap by my own cunning Thought i was smart Thought i was dying For years I lived in a flat without water running Thought it was smart Thought it was funny I'm writing in memoirs The underground press remain faithful Ghost writing her memoirs Maybe we´ll get it on cable more free lyrics

We first met it was raining
In a house with bay windows
And all the fitting and fixtures
And a catalogue of injury

She´s got a credo in underground movies
Her father is a lawyer
Who paid for the fitting and fixtures
And a house with bay windows

And i´m calling from a baltimore hotel
Don´t let it ring again
Your movies are your own
You´re on a limb again
Calling from a baltimore hotel
Don´t let it ring again
Your movies are your own
Don´t let him in again

Four weeks later in april
I took her to the doctors
Said "i´ve no prescription"
For compromised solution

And i´m calling from a baltimore hotel
Don´t let it ring again
Your movies are your own
You´re on a limb again
Calling from a baltimore hotel
Don´t let it ring again
Your movies are your own
Don´t let him in again

Ten years
Caught in a trap by my own cunning
Thought i was smart
Thought i was dying
For years
I lived in a flat without water running
Thought it was smart
Thought it was funny

I'm writing in memoirs
The underground press remain faithful
Ghost writing her memoirs
Maybe we´ll get it on cable

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