“She said, "I'll show you a picture,
A picture of tomorrow,
There's nothing changing, it's all sorrow."

"Oh, no, please don't show me
I'm a swine, you don't wanna know me!"”

—  Pete Doherty

"Horrorshow" (with Carl Barat)
Lyrics and poetry

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