| All the windows on the second floor
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| Where I lived with all those chicks that don’t live there no more
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| And all your letters written in your tiny voice
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| Telling me to «come back home», as if I had another choice
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| I was a believer in the bar back, baby
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| I was a believer in Rome
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| If she’s not coming over lately
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| I was gonna go back home
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| I was gonna go back home
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| All that she had then spread out on the floor
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| If there was another one, please don’t let me know it
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| And all your letters deeply in my core
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| Telling me to go and see if there was anything more
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| I was a believer in the bar back, baby
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| I was a believer in Rome
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| If she’s not coming over lately
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| I was gonna go back home
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| I was gonna go back home
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| I was gonna go back home
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| Follow it through to its logical end, you’re gonna get some stupid European
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| boyfriend
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| Follow it through to its logical end, you’re gonna get some stupid European
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| boyfriend
|
| Follow it through to its logical end, you’re gonna get some stupid European
|
| boyfriend
|
| Follow it through to its logical end, you’re gonna get some stupid European
|
| boyfriend
|
| I was a believer in the bar back, baby
|
| I was a believer in Rome
|
| If she’s not coming over lately
|
| I was gonna go back home
|
| I was gonna go back home
|
| I was gonna go back home
|
| All the windows on the second floor
|
| Where I lived with all those chicks that don’t live there no more
|
| And all your letters written in your tiny voice
|
| Telling me to «come back home», as if I had another choice |