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You took a trainTo the south-side of BostonYou showed me whereYour old man stayedTook twenty-eight years ofBlood I was lost inTo feel loved on my own BirthdayAnd I always felt likeI's in-between somethingLike home and somewhere far awayBut tonight on the West sidein a bar out in BrooklynI saw tears outline your faceHow lucky are we?It's been a hell of a weekBut you're all grown nowThere's smoke seepin' outOf your bloody teethBut you're home somehowAnd I'll be upstairsWith the guitar I's givenWhen I was barely fourteenWhen did McGlinchey's get so crowded?And why are the crowds so damn green?I lost my mind on the streets of the cityAnd maybe I lost all hope tooTook twenty-eight years of blood pumping through meTo get to this evening with youHow lucky are we?It's been a hell of a weekBut we're all grown nowThere's smoke seepin' outOf the bar down the streetBut we're home somehowHow lucky are we?It's been a hell of a weekAnd we're all grown nowThere's smoke seepin' outOf the bar down the streetBut we're home somehowYou took a train to the south-side of BostonYou showed me where your whole heart stayedTook twenty-eight years of blood pumpin' through meTo feel loved on my own Birthday
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