| Jimmy Mcgregor, hey, Jimmy, come here!
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| Jimmy you son of a gun!
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| What 'cha been doin'? |
| How long has it been?
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| Hell, seven years if it’s been one.
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| How’s the preacher? |
| How’s Don, did he go back to school?
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| (No kidding, I thought he was gay!)
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| Who me? |
| Oh, I’m great! |
| I’m a father you know.
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| Yeah, two of 'em and one on the way.
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| Oh, well, she couldn’t make it, she gets pretty tired,
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| She started her last month today.
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| I only came up for a couple of minutes,
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| Believe me, I wish I could stay.
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| Oh, and yeah while I think of it, do you remember,
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| Not for myself, for a friend.
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| A girl that I brought here, before I got married
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| A couple of times at the end.
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| What’shername? |
| She hardly knew me;
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| Now her name means something to me.
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| I wonder if she ever got over me?
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| Anyway I should be flattered
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| For yesterday at least I mattered
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| Where did it go?
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| Jimmy I tell you we’re two lucky guys
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| You’ve got everything that you’ve planned.
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| And all things considered I’ve done fairly well
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| I mean God’s honest truth, man
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| I love Ruth and what’shername?
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| I thought I knew her, what’shername?
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| What happened to her,
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| I don’t know why I’ll never forget
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| What’shername? |