| We’ll start out with fancy sheets
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| And wear them down so thin
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| I’ll get myself a coal black suit
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| I’ll never wear again
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| Your Mama will give us china
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| And your Daddy give us hell
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| And when we make our getaway
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| They’re gonna ring those wedding bells
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| «One for sorrow, two for joy» they say
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| I’ve had my fill of sorrow anyway
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| I was driving out on County N
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| With my high-beam headlights on
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| In the late night FM no man’s land
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| Looking for a Tom Petty song
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| The Perseids were falling
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| In that hothouse August night
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| I saw two come down together
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| And I thought it looked about right
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| «One for sorrow, two for joy» they say
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| I’ve had my fill of sorrow anyway
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| And we’ll have a hundred babies
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| And a little house outside of town
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| With a wood-stove and a claw-foot tub
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| When we’re all done traveling around
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| «One for sorrow, two for joy» they say
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| And I’ve had my fill of sorrow anyway
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| And it’s «one for sorrow, two for joy» I know
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| And I’ve been one for sorrow far too long
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| Far too long |