Key: D major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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I had nothing to do
on this hot afternoon
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But to settle down and write you a line
but for minutes
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Oh, damn, it's been a very long time
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A little old -fashioned
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but that's all right
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Well, I suppose you're thinking
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Though I ain't beggin'
or losin' my head
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that you're wearin' well
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There ain't a lady in the land so fine,
oh my
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Remember them basement parties,
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The all -day rock and roll show
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I haven't left a mark on you,
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A little out of time but I don't mind
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But I ain't forgetting
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But I blew it without even trying
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trying to get a letter to
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Since you've been gone,
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it's hard to carry on
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I want to write about the birthday gal
down up O 'Neill town
But for what it's worth
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And you wear it well
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Madame Onassis got nothing on you
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Anyway, my coffee's cold
And I'm getting told
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That I gotta get back to work
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So when the sun goes low
and you're home all alone
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Think of me and try not to laugh
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And I'll wear it well
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I don't object if you call it a laugh
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Cause I ain't forgetting
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But I feel it without even trying
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Now I'm eating my heart out
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Try to get back to you
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I love you, I love you,
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I love you, I love you
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Oh yeah
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so what's the say in the jokes?
Outro 1
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