| My, my, look who’s at the door
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| Standing in the rain
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| It’s you, and I thought you’d gone
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| All right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
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| You can stay until the morning
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| And then you goes your own way
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| You know you let your chance go
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| When you left me at the station
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| Don’t make yourself at home here
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| You knows you ain’t staying
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| You telephone your mother
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| And tell her where to reach ya
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| And come and get you in the morning
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| But not to bring a preacher
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| I said all right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
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| You can stay until the morning
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| And then you goes your own way
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| You know you let your chance go
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| When you left me at the station
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| I said all right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
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| You can stay until the morning
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| And then you goes your own way
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| You know you let your chance go
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| When you left me at the station
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| My, my, what you waitin' for
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| What you crying for
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| Aw girl, left me the rain
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| All right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
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| You can stay until the morning
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| And then you goes your own way
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| You know you let your chance go
|
| When you left me at the station
|
| I said all right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
|
| You telephone your mother
|
| And tell her where to reach ya
|
| And come and get you in the morning
|
| But not to bring a preacher
|
| I said all right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
|
| You can stay until the morning
|
| And then you goes your own way
|
| You know you let your chance go
|
| When you left me at the station
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| I said all right, come in you’ll get pneumonia
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| You can stay until the morning
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| And then you goes your own way
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| You know you let your chance go |