| person to person and man to man
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| i’m back in touch with my long lost friend
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| listen to reason and understand
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| and think of me from way back when
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| he said me and melissa well we fell out of love
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| we ran out of luck seems like lightning struck
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| i’ve been thinking of leaving but i can’t raise a buck
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| james i’m wondering could i borrow your truck
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| i said that’s why i’m here
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| got no other reason
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| that’s why i’m standing before you
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| that’s why i’m here
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| john’s gone found dead he dies high he’s brown bread
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| later said to have drowned in his bed
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| after the laughter the wave of the dread
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| it hits us like a ton of lead
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| it seems «learn not to burn"means to turn on a dime
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| and walk on if you’re walking even if it’s an uphill climb
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| and try to remember that working’s no crime
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| just don’t let 'em take and waste your time
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| that’s why i’m here
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| this is an iou
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| i reckon' i owe you one now
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| listen wendy and listen gloria
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| this’ll be better tomorrow
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| fortune and fame’s such a curious game
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| perfect strangers can call you by name
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| pay good money to hear fire and rain
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| again and again and again
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| some are like summer coming back every year
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| got your baby got your blanket got your bucket of beer
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| i break into a grin from ear to ear
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| and suddenly it’s perfectly clear
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| that’s why i’m here
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| this is the part about kitty and bim
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| he loved her and she loved him
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| Wake 'em up shake 'em up the middle of the night
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| got to tell me everything’s alright
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| he said that’s why i’m here
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| that’s right |