| If you don’t want me no more
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| I’ll go away, I’ll never darken your door
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| Baby we’ve been up, baby we been down
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| If you don’t feel it any more, I’ll never darken your door
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| We had some good times living with an ocean view
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| At Anconeda’s Record Shop, until the bottom dropped out of it
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| We had some bad times, barely could scrape on by
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| Living in Moreno Valley, working on a graveyard shift
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| So if you don’t want me no more
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| I’ll go away, I’ll never darken your door
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| Baby we’ve been up, and baby we’ve been down
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| If you don’t feel it anymore, I’ll never darken you door
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| We had some tough times raising up two small kids
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| When you got called to serve California Air Guard Reserve
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| We had some easy times working down in Baja Mexico
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| Living in Loretto, swimming in the Sea of Cortez
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| So if you don’t want me no more
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| I’ll go away, I’ll never darken your door
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| We’ve been up, and baby we’ve been down
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| If you don’t feel it anymore, I’ll never darken you door
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| Well if you don’t want me no more
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| I’ll go away, I’ll never darken your door
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| Baby we’ve been up, and baby we’ve been down
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| If you don’t feel it anymore, I’ll never darken you door
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| I’ll never darken your door, I’ll never darken your door
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| If you don’t feel it anymore, I’ll never darken you door
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| I’ll never darken your door, I’ll never darken your door
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| If you don’t feel it anymore, I’ll never darken you door |