| Born in the middle of the afternoon
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| In a horsedrawn carriage on the old A5
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| The big twelve wheeler shook my bed
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| You can’t stay here the policeman said
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| So move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift
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| Born in the common by a building site
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| Where the ground was rutted by the trail of wheels
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| The local Christian said to me
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| «You'll lower the price of property»
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| So move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift
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| Born at potato picking time
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| In a noble tent in a tatie field
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| The farmer said, «The work’s all done
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| It’s time that you was moving on»
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| So move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift
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| Born at the back of a hawthorn hedge
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| Where the black hole frost lay on the ground
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| No eastern kings came bearing gifts
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| Instead the order came to shift
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| So move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift
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| The eastern sky was full of stars
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| And one shone brighter than the rest
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| The wise men came so stern and strict
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| And brought the orders to evict
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift
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| Wagon, tent or trailer born
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| Last month, last year or in far off days
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| Born here or a thousand miles away
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| There’s always men nearby who’ll say
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| You’d better get born in some place else
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| move along, get along, move along, get along
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| Go, move, shift |