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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeRaining In Baltimore
This circus is falling down on its kneesThe big top is crumbling downIt's raining in Baltimore fifty miles eastWhere you should be, no one's aroundI need a phone callI need a raincoatI need a big loveI need a phone callThese train conversations are passing me byAnd I don't have nothing to sayYou get what you pay forBut I just had no intention of living this wayI need a phone callI need a plane rideI need a sunburnI need a raincoatAnd I get no answersAnd I don't get no changeIt's raining in Baltimore, babyBut everything else is the sameThere's things I remember and things I forgetI miss youI guess that I shouldThree thousand five hundred miles awayBut what would you change if you could?I need a phone callMaybe I should buy a new carI can always hear a freight trainIf I listen real hardAnd I wish it was a small worldBecause I'm lonely for the big townsI'd like to hear a little guitarI think it's time to put the top downI need a phone callI need a raincoat
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