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Oh, The Divorces! Lyrics

Who's next?
Who's next?
Always the ones the ones that you least expect
They seem so strong
It turned out she wanted more all along
And each time I hear who's to part
I examine my heart
See how it stands
Wonder if it's still in safe hands

Who's fled?
Who's fled?
Who's been caught out in somebody's bed?
I should have guessed
That day that his phone wouldn't take your text
He was a chamer
I wish him bad karma
Oh, I know we shouldn't take sides
But that one was his fault
This one is her fault
No one gets off without paying the ride
And oh, the divorces!

And oh, oh, oh
The honeymoon, the wedding ring
Oh, oh oh
The afternoon handovers by the swings

Oh Jens, oh Jens
Your songs seem to look through a different lens
You're still so young
Loving's just as easy as it's begun
Now there's kids to tend
The legal biz
And custody
And oh, the divorces!

And this one is different
And each one of course is
And always the same
Oh, the divorces!

Who's next?
Who's next?
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Cover art for Oh, The Divorces! lyrics by Tracey Thorn

"Oh yes, oh yes/Your song seemed to look through a different lens" is wrong.

It is "Oh Jens, oh Jens/Your song seemed to look through a different lens" which is a reference to the Swede Jens Lekman who sings on the album later.

See February 21st , 2010 on http://www.jenslekman.com/records/smalltalk.htm

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Cover art for Oh, The Divorces! lyrics by Tracey Thorn

The "Jens" she references is songwriter Jens Lekman. After Tracey released this song, Jens wrote the song "Become Someone Else's" which contains a reply:

(Become someone) Else than this hopeless young fool What Tracey sang about me is true It all depends what lens you're looking through, maybe But all I know about love, I learned from you, Tracey

 
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