| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Faithful and true, believing in you
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| Regardless of the things you do
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Feet planted wide, defying the tide
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| Come on Gatsby, stand aside
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| People see me walking down the street
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| And I hear them saying 'here he comes'
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| That boy makes a banquet from
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| A table of crumbs…
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| He hears romantic music in
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| Unanswered phones
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| In the angry slamming of a door
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| And the girl that he’s mad about
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| Does not care any more
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Defying the tide. |
| Come on Gatsby, stand aside
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Not foolish, not grand, taking a stand
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| Out of touch? |
| No, in command!
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| So people, never ridicule the lovesick fool
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| Or say he’s only carrying a torch
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| In his hands it’s a flamethrower
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| And his judgement is scorched
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Not tortured, not wracked. |
| Illusions intact
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| Undiscouraged by the facts
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics
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| Feet planted wide, defying the tide
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| Come on Gatsby, stand aside
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| Here comes the last of the great romantics |