| See you on Sunday
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| See you real soon
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| I’ll pick up at the house at a quarter to 10
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| We can spend the afternoon
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| See you on Sunday
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| Tell your momma I’m fine
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| You know I’m not gonna stay away forever
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| She and I might get together
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| And baby I’ll be with you all the time
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| We gave it every chance it never worked out
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| But a child of five will never understand
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| He’ll question you and doubt it
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| He’ll talk to you about it
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| But all you have to tell that little man
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| Is see you on Sunday
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| See you real soon
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| I’ll pick you up at the house at a quarter to 10
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| We can spend the afternoon
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| I’ll see you on Sunday
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| Tell your momma I’m' fine
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| You know I’m not gonna stay away forever
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| She and I might get together
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| And baby I’ll be with you all the time
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| SPOKEN: You know sometimes people change/out a warning
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| And little boys don’t get their change to speak
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| It’s a great American past time
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| Leaving home for the last time
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| And calling up to tell him once a week
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| See you on Sunday
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| See you real soon
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| I’ll pick you up at the house at a quarter to 10
|
| We can spend the afternoon
|
| See you on Sunday
|
| Tell your momma I’m fine
|
| You know I’m not gonna stay away forever
|
| She and I might get together
|
| And baby I’ll be with you all the time
|
| See you on Sunday
|
| See you real soon
|
| I’ll' pick you up at the house at a quarter to 10
|
| We can spend the afternoon
|
| See you on Sunday
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| Tell your momma I’m fine
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| You know I’m not gonna stay away forever |