Lyric
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Un,
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deux,
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trois,
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quatre,
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cinq,
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six,
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sept,
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huit,
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neuf
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Un,
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deux,
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trois,
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quatre,
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cinq,
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six,
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sept,
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huit,
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neuf
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Good
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Un,
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deux,
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trois,
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quatre,
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cinq,
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six,
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sept,
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huit,
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neuf
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Un,
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deux,
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trois,
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quatre,
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cinq,
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six,
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sept,
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huit,
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neuf
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Sept,
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huit,
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neuf
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(sept,
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huit,
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neuf)
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Sept,
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huit.
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neuf
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(sept,
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huif,
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neuf)
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One,
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two,
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three,
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four,
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five,
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six,
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seven,
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eight,
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nine
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My
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dearest
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Angelica
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Tomorrow
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and
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tomorrow
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and
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tomorrow
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Creeps
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in
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this
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petty
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pace
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from
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day
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to
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day
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I
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trust
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you'll
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understand
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the
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reference
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to
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another
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Scottish
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Lyric
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tragedy
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Without
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my
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having
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to
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name
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the
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play
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They
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think
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me
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Macbeth,
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ambition
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is
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my
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folly
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I'm
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a
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polymath,
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a
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pain
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in
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the
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ass,
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a
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massive
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pain
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Madison
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a
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Banquo
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Jefferson's
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Macduff
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And
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Birnam
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Wood
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is
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Congress
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on
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its
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way
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to
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Dunsinane
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And
|
there
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you
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are
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an
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ocean
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away
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Do
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you
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have
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to
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live
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an
|
ocean
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away?
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Thoughts
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of
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you
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subside
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Then
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I
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get
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another
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letter
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And
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I
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cannot
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put
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the
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notion
|
away
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Take
|
a
|
break
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I
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am
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on
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my
|
way
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There's
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a
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little
|
|
Lyric
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surprise
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before
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supper
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and
|
it
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cannot
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wait
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I'll
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be
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there
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in
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just
|
a
|
minute,
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save
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my
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plate
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Alexander
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Okay,
|
okay
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Your
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son
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is
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nine
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years
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old
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today
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He
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has
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something
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to
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say
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He's
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been
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practicing
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all
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day
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Philip,
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take
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it
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away
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Daddy,
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daddy,
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look
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My
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name
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is
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Philip
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I
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am
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a
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poet
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I
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wrote
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this
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poem
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just
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to
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show
|
it
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And
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I
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just
|
turned
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nine
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You
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can
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write
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rhymes
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but
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you
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can't
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write
|
mine
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What!
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I
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practice
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French
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and
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play
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piano
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with
|
my
|
|
Lyric
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mother
|
Uh-
|
huh
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I
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have
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a
|
sister
|
but
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I
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want
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a
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little
|
brother
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Okay
|
My
|
daddy's
|
trying
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to
|
start
|
America's
|
bank
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Un,
|
deux,
|
trois,
|
quatre,
|
cinq!
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Bravo!
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Take
|
a
|
break
|
Hey,
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our
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kid
|
is
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pretty
|
great
|
Run
|
away
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with
|
us
|
for
|
the
|
summer
|
Let's
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go
|
upstate
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Eliza,
|
I've
|
got
|
so
|
much
|
on
|
my
|
plate
|
We
|
can
|
all
|
go
|
stay
|
with
|
my
|
father
|
There's
|
a
|
lake
|
I
|
know
|
I
|
know
|
In
|
a
|
near
|
by
|
park
|
I'd
|
love
|
to
|
go
|
You
|
and
|
I
|
can
|
go
|
|
Lyric
|
when
|
the
|
gets
|
dark
|
I
|
will
|
try
|
to
|
get
|
away
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My
|
dearest
|
Alexander,
|
you
|
must
|
get
|
through
|
to
|
Jefferson
|
Sit
|
down
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with
|
him
|
and
|
compromise
|
Don't
|
stop
|
'til
|
you
|
agree
|
Your
|
favourite
|
older
|
sister
|
Angelica
|
reminds
|
you
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There's
|
someone
|
in
|
your
|
corner
|
all
|
the
|
way
|
across
|
the
|
sea
|
In
|
a
|
letter
|
I
|
received
|
from
|
you
|
two
|
weeks
|
ago
|
I
|
noticed
|
a
|
comma
|
in
|
the
|
middle
|
of
|
a
|
phrase
|
It
|
changed
|
the
|
meaning,
|
did
|
you
|
intend
|
this?
|
One
|
stroke
|
and
|
you've
|
consumed
|
my
|
|
Lyric
|
waking
|
days
|
It
|
says
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"My
|
dearest,
|
Angelica"
|
With
|
a
|
comma
|
after
|
dearest
|
You've
|
written
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"My
|
dearest,
|
Angelica"
|
Anyway,
|
all
|
this
|
to
|
say
|
I'm
|
coming
|
home
|
this
|
summer
|
At
|
my
|
sister's
|
invitation
|
I'll
|
be
|
there
|
with
|
your
|
family
|
if
|
you
|
make
|
your
|
way
|
upstate
|
I
|
know
|
you've
|
very
|
busy,
|
I
|
know
|
your
|
work's
|
important
|
But
|
I'm
|
crossing
|
the
|
ocean
|
and
|
I
|
just
|
can't
|
wait
|
You
|
won't
|
be
|
an
|
ocean
|
away
|
You'll
|
only
|
be
|
a
|
moment
|
away
|
Alexander
|
come
|
downstairs,
|
Angelica's
|
arriving
|
today
|
Angelica!
|
Eliza!
|
|