| Stood up outside the fish fry
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| Hailed a Bohemian taxi driver
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| Furnished my dollar twenty five
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| Hopped on the number ten for a quick ride
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| Into the dull night
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| Singing praise songs
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| From the back seat under cold fluorescent lights
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| Mostly at night I can’t ignore
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| The feeling of wishing you were with me
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| All of my friends insist that I
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| Should really be spending some time alone
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| Assessing my thoughts
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| Completing emotional calculations
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| Deriving psychological sums and suffering slow
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| One more drink
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| My heart sinks
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| Eight weeks gone
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| Your Ma’s front lawn
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| White House Beach
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| I can’t speak
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| Delaware, where oh where are we?
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| Move out to 52nd Street
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| Put all my things in Jeff’s new basement
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| See you before I up and leave
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| Tear out my hair and walk home wasted
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| Sleep through the alarm
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| In the morning I still taste it
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| My good luck charm
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| Head off to 30th Street Station
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| One more drink
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| My heart sinks
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| Eight weeks gone
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| Your Ma’s front lawn
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| White House Beach
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| I can’t speak
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| Delaware, where oh where are we?
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| I had that dream again last night
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| In the convenience store
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| There is no window in this room
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| Get up undressed
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| Make an educated guess
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| If it is morning yet
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| There’s something I don’t get
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| One more drink
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| My heart sinks
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| Eight weeks gone
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| Your Ma’s front lawn
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| White House Beach
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| I can’t speak
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| Delaware, where oh where are we? |