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Cellophane
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I wrap your eyes with cellophane;
You'll never see my face again:
See no evil, think no evil
Think no evil, know no evil
No no no no no more evil
Know know know know know for good
No no no no no more evil
No more evil, know for good
My wickedness runs through and through -
Its clearly far too much for you -
Don't get too close to me again,
Or I'll remedy your host, so I can
Keep this suffering contained
To me, so safe - so pure - you'll stay,
Inside the cellophane
(Inside the cellophane)
I wrap your ears with cellophane;
You'll never hear a word I say:
Hear no evil, think no evil
Think no evil, know no evil
No no no no no more evil
Know know know know know for good
No no no no no more evil
No more evil, know for good
My wickedness runs through and through -
Its clearly far too much for you -
Don't get too close to me again,
Or I'll remedy your host, so I can
Keep this suffering contained
To me, so safe - so pure - you'll stay,
Inside the cellophane
If you can't learn to love yourself,
You're too fucked up for anyone else,
So put your heart back on a shelf -
It's fizzed and fried, can't get it well -
Lock yourself inside a cell,
You're too fucked up for anyone else -
You're too fucked up for anyone else,
Yeah, you can't even love yourself
I wrap your mouth with cellophane;
You'll never speak a word again.
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