| We’re living in her dad’s car
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| Been high for days
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| We look between the seats
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| We sit and shake
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| I close my eyes it just won’t go away
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| Yeah we’ve been high for days
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| She kicked me off
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| At the drugstore where I bought
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| The last pack with the money that I brought
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| She said she’s leaving to someplace I’m not
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| Someplace I’m not
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| She headed north on Penn to score
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| She’s gonna stay and do some more
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| These avenues are the dying proof
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| They fucking don’t make these nights like they used to
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| You can come home anytime you want
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| But I’m sick and I’m thinking about you
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| I’m sick of thinking about you
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| It’s been several weeks now
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| The family’s getting pissed
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| Her brothers found me
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| Lyndale and 26th
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| I said «I'm sorry boys, it ain’t me she’s with»
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| No it ain’t me she’s with
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| I told them she’d been dying for a shot
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| Now she’s in some courtroom tying some knot
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| They took me out back
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| To show me what they thought
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| To show me what they thought
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| Beat up in Loon’s parking lot
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| I got a ride home from the cop
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| These avenues are the dying proof
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| They fucking don’t make these nights like they used to
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| You can come home anytime you want
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| But I’m sick and I’m thinking about you
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| I’m sick of thinking about you
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| I’m at the Mousetrap in Georgia
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| I’m in the 404
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| They put lipstick on our T-shirts
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| They took our cash at the door
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| It was the 10:40 train home
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| It was the 3rd of July
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| Somebody’s drink hit some passenger
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| They kicked us off in Riverside
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| I see it everywhere I see it everywhere now
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| I see it everywhere I see it everywhere now
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| I see her everywhere I see her everywhere now
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| I see her everywhere I see her everywhere now
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| These avenues are the dying proof
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| They fucking don’t make these nights like they used to
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| You can come home baby if you want
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| But I’m sick and I’m thinking about you
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| I’m sick of thinking about you
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| I’m sick of thinking about you |