| See that big blue thing on the counter
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| You Don’t want to read that thing man, it’s a real getcha downer
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| But don’t you dare say nothin else bad about her
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| She’s gone
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| No, no, no, no don-don't throw it away
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| 'Cause tonight i might need it It gets real lonely around here at night sometimes, and i have to reread it Besides you can show it to the boys downtown, and they won’t believe that,
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| She’s gone
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| There used to be a time I was all she ever wanted
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| All the man she’ll ever need
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| I come home to find just like that she’s up and vanished
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| And the only thing she left behind for me Is this big blue note i found in my pocket
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| Yeah don’t laugh, it’s been two months I still got it Sometimes I have to read the sucker twice
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| Just to make sure I ain’t forgot that
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| She’s gone
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| You know my psychiatrist said, «Tell me what do you see
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| When you look at these inkspots of reds and yellows and green?»
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| You know, I looked at them all, but all they looked to me like
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| Big blue notes
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| There used to be a time I was all she ever wanted
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| All the man she’ll ever need
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| I come home to find just like that she’s up and vanished
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| And the only thing thats left to do for me Is stand high on this cliff overlooking the sea
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| With my big blue note paper airplane i just set free
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| And I’m gonna wait here a few more minutes, and if it don’t come back to me You guessed it She’s gone
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| Crash landin
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| Bye, bye, baby |