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I've lost myself to the rest of the world,
Drinks, drugs, prettier girls. Now I smoke in the morning and drink after dark, And every night at dinner, my stomach will bark. Then it's off the the bathroom to lean over the bowl, A finger down my throat; My weight's under control. I look up at the mirror, "Am I pretty yet?" My skin is yellowed, my now-matted hair's dull brunette. My eyes are sunk in and I look less heavy than air, I stare at the mirror, "You're getting there." So it's back to the way the world says I should be, Drinks, drugs, prettier girls; Reality.
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