| Caught in the middle
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| Carol we’re middle class
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| We’re middle aged
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| We were wild in the old days
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| Birth of rock 'n' roll days
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| Now your kids are coming up straight
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| And my child’s a stranger
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| I bore her
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| But I could not raise her
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Down at the Chinese Cafe
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| We’d be dreaming on our dimes
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| We’d be playing «Oh my love, my darling»
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| One more time
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| Uranium money
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| Is booming in the old home town now
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| It’s putting up sleek concrete
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| Tearing the old landmarks down now
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| Paving over brave little parks
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| Ripping off Indian land again
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| How long how long
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| Short sighted business men
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| Ah nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Down at the Chinese Cafe
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| We’d be dreaming on our dimes
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| We’d be playing «You give your love, so sweetly»
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| One more time
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| Christmas is sparkling
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| Out on Carol’s lawn
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| This girl of my childhood games
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| With kids nearly grown and gone
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| Grown so fast
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| Like the turn of a page
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| We look like our mothers did now
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| When we were those kids' age
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Nothing lasts for long
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| Down at the Chinese Cafe
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| We’d be dreaming on our dimes
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| We’d be playing
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| «Oh my love, my darling
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| I’ve hungered for your touch
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| A long lonely time
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| And time goes by so slowly
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| And time can do so much
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| Are you still mine?
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| I need your love
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| I need your love
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| God speed your love to me»
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| (Time goes — where does the time go
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| I wonder where the time goes) |