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Just get me to the airport put me on a plane.
Hurry hurry hurry before I go insane.
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Where does the answer lie? Living from day to day. If it's something we can't buy, there must be another way.
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Pretty soon now, y'know I'm gonna make a comeback. And like the birds and the bees in the trees, it's a sure-fire smash.
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Stand up on your feet, put your worry down — and everyone of you all around, come on y'a'll let's take it.
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Now we're up to bat — a little bit of laughs, a little bit of pain...
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And all I want from tomorrow is to get it better than today.
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And how do I choose and where do I draw the line between truth and necessary pain?
And how do I know and where do I get my belief that things will be all right again?
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In the outskirts and in the fringes, in the corner and out of the grip.
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In the city late tonight - double feature, black and white - "Bitter Tears" and "Taxi to the Klo".
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Make future plans, don't dream about yesterday, hey c'mon, turn this thing around.
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Bad luck and trouble's been my only friend, I've been down ever since I was ten.
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And when we started talking, I could not believe my ears, you said you were a Braves fan even through the rotten years.
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You see the world through your cynical eyes, you're a troubled young man I can tell.
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You a grand slammer, but you no Babe Ruth, you gotta learn how to relate.
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I know the rent is in arrears, the dog has not been fed in years, it's even worse than it appears but, it's all right.
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