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Jagged jigsaw pieces
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Tossed about the room
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I saw my grandma sweeping
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With her old straw broom
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She didn't know what she was doing
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She could hardly understand
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That she was really sweeping up..
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Pieces of a man
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I saw my daddy greet the mailman
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And I heard the mailman say
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"Now don't you take this letter to hard now Jimmy
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Cause they've laid off nine others today"
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He didn't know what he was saying
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He could hardly understand
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That he was only talking to
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Pieces of a man
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I saw the thunder and heard the lightning!
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And felt the burden of his shame
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And for some unknown reason
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He never turned my way
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Pieces of that letter
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Were tossed about that room
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And now I hear the sound of sirens
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Come knifing through the gloom
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They don't know what they are doing
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They could hardly understand
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That they're only arresting
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Pieces of a man
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I saw him go to pieces
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I saw him go to pieces
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He was always such a good man
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He was always such a strong man
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Yeah, I saw him go to pieces
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I saw him go to pieces
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