The Pains of Being Pure At Heart As Heard On:

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart Lyrics

Between the stacks in the library

Not like anyone stopped to see

We came, they went, our bodies spent

Among the dust and the microfiche



Dark winters wear you down

Up again to see the dawn

In your worn sweatsshirt and your mother's old skirt

It's enough to turn my studies around



Now that you feel, you say it's not real



I never thought I would come of age

Let alone on a moldy page

You put ypur back to the spines

And you said it was fine

If there's nothing really left to say



You're takinf toffee with your vicodin

Something sweet to forget about him

If you go your own way I will go my own way

And we'll never speak of it again



Now that you feel, you say it's not real



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Chuck Quotes

Sarah: Wow, I didn't think people still named their kids Chuck. Or Morgan, for that matter.
Chuck: My parents were sadists, and carnival freaks found him in a dumpster.
Morgan: But they raised me as one of their own!

Chuck: Uh, you know, Sis, the thing is, Morgan and I don't really feel like we're fitting in...at my birthday party...'cause we don't know anybody, 'cause they're all your friends, and they all happen to be doctors.
Morgan: Doctors who don't really get our jokes!
Chuck: Well, your jokes

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