| I’ve got this notion,
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| that moving out is better,
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| Than this commotion,
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| if she complains I won’t let her,
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| Tell me what to do
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| and when she wants to argue
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| I’ll remind her that we’re through
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| A late reminder,
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| and post-it notes and markers,
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| were it not kinder her black eye would be darker,
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| And all these brown boxes haven’t helped me move one bit
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| in half-empty rooms they sit,
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| Stay thats where they will stay
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| I could never say,
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| I would never say,
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| «This is over»
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| I’ve got this cupid
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| hummel from Wool 'n Sackett
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| Its pretty stupid, but none-the-less I’ll pack it
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| and this boxcutters too dull,
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| other wise I’d end it all,
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| theres still boxes in the hall,
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| And stay, that’s where they will stay,
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| I could never place any other blame,
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| And how could you even go,
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| on moving if its so, unintentional,
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| I’d like to know |