| Eighteen-hundred miles from this old nightclub
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| A girl is turning 22 today
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| How am I supposed to entertain you?
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| My fingertips are worthless when my mind’s so far away
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| Eighteen-hundred miles from Manhattan
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| The nightclub yawns and opens up it’s doors
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| Thank God that I don’t have to pay the cover
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| 'Cause every night I’m broker than I was the night before
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| Yeah, this old niteclub stole my youth
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| This old niteclub stole my true love
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| It follows me around from town to town
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| I just might get drunk tonight and burn the niteclub down
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| I just might get drunk tonight and burn the niteclub down, three four
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| Telephones make strangers out of lovers
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| Whiskey makes the strangers all look good
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| Well my angel of the morning is in mourning
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| My life was misspent, don’t let me be misunderstood
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| And this old niteclub stole my youth
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| Yeah, this old niteclub stole my true love
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| It follows me around from town to town
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| I just might get drunk tonight and burn the niteclub down
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| Yeah, I just might get drunk tonight and burn the niteclub down
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| Yeah, I just might get drunk tonight and burn the niteclub down |