| Hard times, wages, gone with the ages
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| See factory walls are crumbling
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| Now all the coins missing from the fountain
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| Old brick, old pine, hewed from trees from another time
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| Used to hang out at the depot when they came in
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| Freight trains full of lumber from the mountain
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| My dad, since 18, steel plant, near main street
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| Savin' money so he can ask the young waitress
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| The one with the red hair who’s always anxious
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| Clocked in, 4 kids, piled up on the horse hair mattress
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| 30 years at the forgery working
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| Got a notice that the factory was closing
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| And now we’re living in a ghost town
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| And now we’re living in a ghost town, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see the money all but left now
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| But I’m still here, most of us are
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| There’s no happiness here, except for the kind you can score
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| Now folks my age dropping like flies
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| Can’t stop once they get a hit of the good life
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see the money all but left now
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see the money all but left now
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| Now we’re living in a ghost town, see, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see
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| See, see, see, see |