Smoke, smoke in my body
Smoke, smoke in the air

Ghosts, ghosts all around me
Ghosts, why do I care?

Why, why do I worry
About the things that seem to occupy nowhere?

The nowhere, the nowhere, the nowhere, the nowhere that surrounds me
Take it all, take it all, take it all, take it all, leave it there
Leave it there, leave it there, leave it there, leave it there, all behind me
Let it fall, let it fall, let it fall, let it fall in the air

No, just because you're not my enemy
Doesn't mean that you're still my friend

Just because you are not my family
Doesn't mean that I won't be a friend

Just because, just because, just because, just because you don't love me
Doesn't mean that we can't pretend
For a night, for a night, for a night, for a night, tonight only
Doesn't mean, doesn't mean that it has to end

Hold the lines I caught, my friend
That I let go, I let go

Let your fire come back again
Hold me closer, keep me close

All the life I led you in
Close the window, close the door


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