| Family foes and dime store friends
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| Painting the walls like a checkerboard game
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| Pictures of a father dressed up in his uniform
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| Worn out books lining the shelves
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| I can still tell you the stories they tell
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| Dancing to the Beatles on red brick linoleum floor
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| Now it’s wild and overgrown
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| And I can’t call you on the phone
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| Why’d you have to leave so soon?
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| I miss seeing you sitting in the yellow room
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| I remember politics would get you so upset
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| Your mom would always save me with a «Jack, come to bed,»
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| Didn’t know it them, but you were building a fire in me
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| Head of the table, the heart of the home
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| I guess I look for you in every man I’ve know
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| Funny all the places that I find you in my memory
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| Now it’s wild and overgrown
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| And I can’t call you on the phone
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| Why’d you have to leave so soon?
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| I miss you seeing you sitting in the yellow room
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| It’s been a while since you’ve been gone
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| Now the whole damn world has moved on
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| And on this Sunday afternoon
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| I miss seeing you sitting in the yellow room
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| I miss seeing you sitting in the yellow room |