| I’m not one to look behind, I know that times must change;
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| But over there in Barry town they do things very strange.
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| And though you’re not my enemy, I like things like they used to be;
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| And though you’d like some company I’m standing by myself
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| Go play with someone else.
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| I can see by what you carry that you came from Barry Town
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| Don’t believe I’m taken in by stories I have heard;
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| I just read the Daily News and swear by every word.
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| And don’t think that I’m out of line for speaking out for what is mine;
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| I’d like to see you do just fine, but look at what you wear
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| And the way you cut your hair
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| I can see by what you carry that you came from Barry Town
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| In the beginning we recall that the world was hurled;
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| Barry Town people got tobe from another world.
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| Leave me or I’ll be just like the others you will meet;
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| They won’t act as kindly if they see you on the street.
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| And don’t you scream or make a shout, it’s nothing you can do about;
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| It was where you came out, it’s a special lack of grace,
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| I can see it in your face.
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| I can see by what you carry that you came from Barry Town |