| If everyone could see it, but never let it show
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| It doesn’t hurt any less to be the last to know
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| I took a walk down 3rd Street, it’s lonely and it’s changed
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| Yeah, coffee at our old place, it doesn’t taste the same
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| I’m moving out, I’m tired now
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| I see your face in everything
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| The other side of town
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| Is calling my name
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| And you can take Sunset up to Mulholland Drive
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| You can have the coastline out to the 405
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| Downtown, northbound and I’ll still survive
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| But at least you could leave me Hollywood
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| Up at Runyon Canyon, I can see the stars
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| The hills are my companions, they’ve gotten me this far
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| The troubadour fits better than you ever did
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| Lost among the angels, learning to forgive
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| I’m going out, I’m ready now
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| Gonna fall in love again
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| And I’m not missing you
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| But I’m wishing you the best
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| And you can take Sunset up to Mulholland Drive
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| You can have the coastline out to the 405
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| I’m downtown, northbound, and I’ll still survive
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| But at least you could leave me
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| Time to take my chances, walking with the masses
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| I just wanted you to know (I just wanted you to know)
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| That witholding all the malice has taught me how
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| To let you go
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| And you can take Sunset up to Mulholland Drive
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| And you can have the coastline out to the 405
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| Downtown, northbound, and I’ll still survive
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| At least you could leave me Hollywood
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| (No, you can’t have it all, no, you can’t have it all)
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| Leave me Hollywood
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| (No, you can’t have it all)
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| Leave me Hollywood
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| (No, you can’t have it all, no, you can’t have it all)
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| Leave me Hollywood
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| (No, you can’t have it all)
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| But at least you could leave me Hollywood |