| Rachel left home last night
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| The city sleeps through train lights
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| Stars in the sky are all that keep her alive
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| She packed up and ditched the town
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| That saw all her ups and downs
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| She severed all ties to start all over again
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| Calling all tickets
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| The train leaves in minutes
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| Sits near the window
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| She turns her back on
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| The city she once called home
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| The yard where she ran through snow
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| The streets driven up and down and through and through
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| The lot where she’d stare at stars
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| The porch nights she’d count the cars
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| They’re all memories of simpler times now gone
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| Thinking back to the first time
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| Her mom said, «I'll let you
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| Move on if you want to
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| Remember I love you.»
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| «Please just go little girl», the city calls to her
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| This is your chance, this is your freedom
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| «Please don’t go little girl», her father says to her
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| It won’t work out, it won’t be easy
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| Holding back tears of joy
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| She steps out into the world
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| The city lights look just like they did on TV
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| She flails her arms
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| She runs both up and down the sidewalks
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| Thinking back to the times when
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| She spent it all dreaming
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| Now she’s found what she wanted
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| Found what she’s needed
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| «Please just go little girl», the city calls to her
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| This is your chance, this is your freedom
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| «Please don’t go little girl», her father says to her
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| It won’t work out, it won’t be easy
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| «Please just go little girl», the city calls to her
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| This is your chance, this is your freedom
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| «Please don’t go little girl», her father says to her
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| It won’t work out, it won’t be easy
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| Please let go little girl of everything you know
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| You start it now, you’ve started over |