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When they sent you to Chicago you had high hopesThought your dad could pull it togetherPull it together for onceBut all the helium in the worldcouldn't keep your hopes highHe had problems of his ownHe let your dreams dieJulia, don't wear that hurt outsideEverybody sees a fawn with the headlights in her eyesJulia, the book isn't written yetThe pages are bareAll your dreams are still in thereThey sent you back to Boston with your suitcaseBack to mama and her new boyfriendAnother new boyfriend, they got a new placeAnd another year goes byShe found problems of her ownAnd she let your dreams dieJulia, don't wear that shirt outsideEverybody sees a fawn with the headlights in her eyesJulia, the book isn't written yet (Julia)The pages are bareJulia, Julia, JuliaJulia, don't wear that hurt outsideEverybody sees a fawn with the headlights in her eyesJulia, don't wear that shirt outsideDon't you know they see a fawnwith the headlights in her eyes?Julia, your book isn't finished yet (Julia)The pages are bareThe pages are bareThe pages are bareAll your dreams are still in thereWhen they sent you to Chicago you had high hopes
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