| Stay with me through September
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| Summer didn’t last
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| And there ain’t nobody in New York City
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| Who could need you half as bad
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| Stay with me through September
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| The nights are gettin' cold
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| Old Man Winter gonna be here soon
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| And the cattle still ain’t sold
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| Stay with me through September
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| Yeah, I know there ain’t much to do
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| And I guess I did my share of starving in the city
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| I was young once too
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| Well I can picture how you’re livin'
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| In a tiny fourth floor flat
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| Well there’s times that a thousand acres in the Rocky Mountains
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| Can’t compete with that
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| Ooo, ooo
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| Stay with me through September
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| I know the flight’s already booked
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| But I couldn’t let you go and leave it like this
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| Without giving it a second look
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| Stay with me through September
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| I know the pace is kinda slow
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| And there ain’t much glamour on the old back quarter
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| Babe, I guess I gotta let you go
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| Well I can picture how you’re livin'
|
| In a tiny fourth floor flat
|
| Well there’s times that a thousand acres in the Rocky Mountains
|
| Can’t compete with that
|
| Ooo, ooo
|
| Stay with me through September
|
| Summer didn’t last
|
| And there ain’t nobody in New York City
|
| Who could need you half as bad
|
| I can picture how you’re livin'
|
| In a Lower East Side flat
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| Guess there’s times that a thousand acres in the Rocky Mountains
|
| Can’t compete with that
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| Ooo, ooo
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| Ooo, ooo |