| Elizabeth & Elizabeth,
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| Oh Elizabeth & Elizabeth,
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| These city legs cannot take the hard gravel of your driveway,
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| You and your advanced books,
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| You and your polka dotted look,
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| We rang bells made out of clay and yelled for somebody to save us,
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| Well now all these years all I can say is I wish I had been more brave for you,
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| Don’t you worry pretty soon we’ll see the big hot air balloon,
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| and we’ll let them land right here,
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| and we’ll meet here every year by the river,
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| and we’ll meet here every year by the river,
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| and we’ll meet here every year by the river,
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| and we’ll meet here every year,
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| did I mention I am terrible afraid of all the crawfish,
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| Let’s build a fort instead,
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| I swear to keep it safe to the day that I am dead,
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| We could paint college dorms forever,
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| or I could get famous and then our moms would never have to ever work again,
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| Remember when we were campin',
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| Your dad knew all about the bears,
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| Said you can scare 'em with your yellin',
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| Now I raise my voice when I tell him that I don’t hear him,
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| but he still stood right there
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| and so my question is,
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| how in the world do you get rid of someone who seems to care care care care!
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| and now I care,
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| and now I care,
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| now I care,
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| oh, I don’t know,
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| guess I’ll give in,
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| Oh Elizabeth & Elizabeth,
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| let your phone ring,
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| for I have ruined everything |