| Now the autumm leaves are falling and the tourists have all gone
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| And the children they have all gone back to school
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| And my life is as it was before
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| I work eight hours a day but the company’s still making all the rules
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| There’s a girl in Massachusetts south of Boston town she said
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| And her lovely face is with me all the day
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| But I met her down in old Tralee, golden hair upon her head
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| Well I took her heart and she stole mine away
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| (Chorus)
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| Goodbye my Boston beauty farewell my Boston rose
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| I’ll wait for you I’ll think of you no threat to you I’ll pose
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| Goodbye my Boston beauty farewell my Boston rose
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| I wish that you were here but I know thats the way life goes
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| Theres a song we sang all summer in the bars in Dublin town
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| I can here it on the factory radio
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| And the feeling I remember when I here that simple tune
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| Make me wonder if it really happened so For we laughed and loved together 'till the summer days were gone
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| And she had to fly across the ocean wide
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| (Repeat Chorus)
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| And some nights when im drinking and my friends have gathered 'round
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| And just for fun someone calls out your name
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| Well I smile there with the rest of them but I can’t here a sound
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| I love you but to them it’s all the same
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| And nights when im alone my love you come into my mind
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| And visions flash across the Emerald Isle
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| Well I watch the moon there up above I’ll leave this earth behind
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| And I’ll call to you as I go sailing by
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| (Repeat Chorus) |