Black

I know a man who fills his emptiness
With strangers (strangers)
I know a girl who drinks herself to sleep at night
You can’t change her (changer her)

I know people who use chat rooms
As confessionals
I know down and outs who once were
Once they were professionals

Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet

I know a single mother who loses her mind
On weekends (weekends)
She pleads with lady luck on scratch cards with money lent to her
By old friends (old friends)

I know people who take midnight drives
For head space
I know what they’d give for just
One loving embrace

Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet

We’re just the same, we all get desperate sometimes
Feeling black and blue
I know you’ll find it hard to accept it sometimes
We all feel black and we feel blue

Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet

I know a rich man who has everything you could wish for
But children (children)
I know an old lady who talks a lot but could teach you
If you listen (listen)

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I know people who believe in gods and demons
I know ones who think there’s nothing there at all

Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet

We’re just the same, we all get desperate sometimes
Feeling black and blue
I know you’ll find it hard to accept it sometimes
We all feel black and we feel blue

Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet
Wipe it off your sleeve, your superiority
Don’t roll your eyes, my sweet