| She asked, 'How's Seattle?'
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| In some motherly talk
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| «It's okay, it’s mostly grey»
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| I think I’m just leveling off
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| And sometimes I think I’m running around
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| Like a dog with no song
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| No song
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| And I’m following some flickering lamp
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| In the fog, the fog
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| I know, I know, that I’m getting older
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| I don’t think they really like me
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| If I could just stay a little longer
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| They might be giving up new greys
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| Think back, to the time we drove
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| To Park Slope for a walk
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| It’s okay, it’s far away
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| I just think I’m measuring ours (just think I’m measuring ours)
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| And sometimes I think you’re writing this down
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| For the songs, the songs, the songs
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| And it’s something that you don’t really feel
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| But it’s ours, it’s ours, it’s ours
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| I know, I know, that I’m getting older
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| I don’t think they really like me
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| If I could just stay a little longer
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| They might be giving up new greys
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| Bah, bah, bah, bah
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| I’m getting old
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| Bah, bah, bah, bah
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| I’m getting older
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| Bah, bah, bah, bah
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| It’s getting cold
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| Bah, bah, bah, bah
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| Upon your shoulders
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| Bah, bah, bah, bah
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| I know, I know, that I’m getting older
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| I don’t think they really like me
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| If I could just stay a little longer
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| They might be giving up new greys
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| I know, I know, that I’m getting older
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| I don’t think they really like me
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| If I could just stay a little longer
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| They might be giving up new greys
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| I know, I know, that I’m getting older
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| I don’t think they really like me
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| If I could just stay a little longer
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| They might be giving up new greys |