| He never thought that he would leave so soon
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| Passed out in May
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| But then woke up June hanging over July
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| Security! |
| Security! |
| Beware:
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| The cost of living is a one way fare
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| I’m pulling the alarm, so get in or get out
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| His polyester sticks out in the crowd
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| It’s true, there is such a thing as too loud
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| -but I won’t let him know
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| White lipstick smeared upon my bathroom mirror
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| He stuck me with the bill -but I don’t care
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| I’m pulling the alarm
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| So get in or get out…
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Make up your mind and get in or get out!
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Say what you will, but get in or get out!
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| We never thought that he would leave this town
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| We always thought that he would hang around
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| Getting old with the rest
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| Jean jackets folded on his closet shelf
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| The weather begs for leather coats
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| Ah well, I’m pulling the alarm
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| So get in or get out…
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Make up your mind and get in or get out
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Say what you will but get in or get out…
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Make up your mind and get in or get out
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Say what you will but get in or get out
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Make up your mind and get in or get out
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| Ugly or pretty, it’s still my city
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| Say what you will but get in or get out |