LYRICS GAME

Fill in the lyric gaps as you listen to the song
Stamped like a postcard
With a stamp on the right shoulder
It's the desert crossing
I just put out the last one
Like a big iced Coke
Under the summer heatwave
That they'd stop you from drinking
And you can sit on it
Twenty-four hours a day
The random wound
The stubborn craving
For a lifesaving puff
I may chew paperclips
And twist nails
This idea that clings on
I'd love to wring its neck
It's decided, I own it
Determined, I quit
I don't smoke a cigarette anymore
It's nice of you to join me
In giving up the vice
Everybody congratulated me
Except Philippe and Maurice
Who are waiting round the corner
When I sneak off
Desperately
To strike the match
One, two, three, four days without tobacco
It's not much, sure
But in twenty-six, that'll make a month
People find me slightly irritable
And I really wonder why
No doubt because yesterday at dinner
I threw the cat out the window
It's decided, I own it
Determined, I quit
I don't smoke a cigarette anymore
Goodbye, blondie, I liked you
But the two of us can't go on
I came to tell you you're leaving
Our love is harmful
It's written in bold
Under the orange camel
That smirks
Watching the state coffers rake in
Its share in smoke
And it goes up in smoke
How sad! It's not fun
All that fresh air seeping in
Not to nitpick
My life hangs by a filter now
I miss the old days
When my fingers stayed busy
And found substance
Without necessarily putting on weight
By filling empty air
With whatever's in the fridge
It's really too much for a butt
My kingdom for a camel!
And if I forfeited right in the middle of the match
Nobody to say: check and patch!
La la la la la
La la la la la
La la la la la
I don't smoke a cigarette anymore
Stop!