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Just in case you are bored stiff this Sunday afternoon;) BTW, this idiom reminds me of HBO Bored To Death: a noir-otic comedy (2009-2011).

All the shadows in the city
Used to love ya, what a pity
I miss the questions you used to ask me

All the shadows in the city
All the shadows in the city
Alright

Bored to death, plus expenses
The only trouble is my sentence
You said you'd never love another

Russian doll, one inside the other
Russian doll, one inside the other

Bored to death, cut, mad and lonely
Bored to death, cut, mad and lonely
Bored to death, cut, mad and lonely

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