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Really can't remember where I left my spineCarryin' my body in a bag for dimesHidden in the pages of the New York Times at homeAnd maybe I'll be better if I take my medsAin't a doubleheader if you lose your headTry the medication that I bought insteadIt's workin' for a little, but there's not much leftDarling, don't you weepThere's a place for meSomewhere we can sleepSee you in your dreamsEver since a little girl, I found it sweetDrivin' past a graveyard on a lonesome streetAll the little flowers gave me somethin' to believe inNever knew the feelin' of a stable homeBeen a couple years of livin' on the roadCouldn't really tell you where they'd leave a stoneTo visit me when I am dead and goneDarlin', don't you weepThere's a place for meSomewhere we can sleepI'll see you in your dreamsDarlin', don't you cryHead fast toward the lightFoolish men have triedBut only you have shown me how to love bein' aliveUntil it's time to see the lightI'll make my own with you each nightI'll kidnap all the stars and I will keep them in your eyesI'll wrap them up in velvet twineAnd hang 'em from a fishin' lineSo I can see them anytime I likeDarlin', don't you weepThere's a place for meSomewhere we can sleepI'll see you in your dreamsDarlin', don't you cryHead fast toward the lightFoolish men have triedBut only you have shown me how to love bein' alive
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