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Well no, not nothing. There's as many tears on your sheet
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As on your cheeks. There's a problem
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I don't know. You've been down for a week
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You cry during the assignment
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If something's wrong, you can talk to me
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No, it's okay. I don't need to tell you about it
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You're not my father
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No, I'm not your father. Did you talk about it with your father
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No. My dad doesn't give a sh*t
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Alright, fine, can I go
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You come home early, earlier than before
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You turn on your computer, you wait
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They're all there, behind the screen
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This time again, it's not your party
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You still read, you lower your head
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It will have to stop someday
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Those words tossed out, just to see
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Behind a keyboard, who knows
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Which well-behaved kid takes power
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Alone in his room, a kid laughs
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To make the others laugh with him
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And today it's falling on you
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Dry your tears, look at me
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I hurt even more than you
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When your eyes ask me Why
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We repeat what we hear
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We look for our place in the wind
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But they're only kids' words
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Do you know the neknominations
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You down a bottle of straight vodka
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You don't wanna look like a fool, so you do it
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For a girl who tells them no
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For a boy who loves a boy
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For a dumb little line
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Because in the middle of a schoolyard
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Not just balls fly
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There aren't only role-playing games
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For a jacket, for a phone
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It's so easy to kill
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Lift your head, look at me
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I hurt even more than you
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And we run into tons of them, the virtual thugs
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Little girls are thirteen, already want to be sexy
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The walls don't have ears anymore, they've got Bluetooth, ADSL
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And we play at who'll be the most cruel
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The comments are calling for help
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Sometimes words are tears
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Keyboards shoot, computers are weapons
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"Mom I'm staying in my room, Mom I'm not very hungry
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Mom I made people hurt, but it's as short as a chorus"
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Encounters on the net, you no longer even know who you see
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Messages are private, no need to strain your voice
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"I love you" by text and "I miss you" by email
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You liked me on Twitter and dumped me by BBM
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When I was little we didn't have a computer
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We kept playing soccer and talked for hours
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You're alone in front of the screen, even on holidays
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Tell me who you surf with, I'll tell you who you trash
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Ask them, they don't know
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They think they're playing like grown-ups
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At other wars, at other kids' games
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Lift your head, speak, I hear you
Change the direction of the wind
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Hate slips into the luggage
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At picture-book age
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How do I lift my head from my keyboard
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Dry your tears, look at me
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Just open an account if you want to talk
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I've got so many other words for you
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Dad, I don't have your time anymore, I'm online
Your eyes ask Where are we going
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I'm chilling in my room, you know where I'm going
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Nowhere, if you don't talk to me about it
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How many went silent today
How many more will there be