| She was born with a silver spooning
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| House full of liver and gold
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| Mom and daddy were always working
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| She was always lonely and cold
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| She ended up down in the mirror one day
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| Not scared of the blood shot eyes
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| She knew it would cost her dearly
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| If stayed and just fantasized
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| And now she had enough of pretending
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| To be the kinda girl that parents wanted to be
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| She had enough of living a lie
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| And she said so long
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| She waved good byes to her home town
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| Caught a man on greyhound
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| Swarve she’d never return
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| She’d never return
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| So long to live to way expectation
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| To boring life without passion
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| She needed to be free
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| To live the big city dream
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| Oooyeaahhh
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| To live the big city dream
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| Got off at the somerset junction
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| Surprised by the festival crowd
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| She knew in her heart she moved on
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| That be the scared of the crowd
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| It was not about fortune nor fame
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| Just something she did for self
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| To her it was just the same
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| She jumped off the carousel
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| The neon lights on the concrete
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| The angels of the city did callin her name
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| Keep her awake in blessin the dream
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| And she said so long
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| She waved good byes to her home town
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| Caught a man on greyhound
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| Swarved she’d never return
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| She’d never return
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| So long to live to way expectation
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| To boring life without passion
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| She needed to be free
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| (To be free)
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| Ended up job waitering tables
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| Serving the whiskey and wine
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| Turn on the chance returning the favor
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| Cause some day the stars will align
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| And she said so long
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| She waved good byes to her home town
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| Caught a man on greyhound
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| Swarved she’d never return
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| And she said so long
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| She waved good byes to her home town
|
| Caught a man on greyhound
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| Swarved she’d never return
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| So long to live the way expectation
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| To boring life without passion
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| She needed to be free
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| To live big city dream |