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sleepin' tight |
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|
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Well
he went west to find his fortune |
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She
went east to find a thrill |
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He
laid drunk beside the ocean |
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and
she laid down with a bottle of pills |
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When
he woke up the sky was fallin' |
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And
she woke up in a dirty hotel |
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He
bummed a dime from an old beach cleaner |
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And
she thanked a stranger for paying her well |
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Silent
night holy night |
|
Three
thousand miles and the bow burned bright |
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Love
so wrong love so right |
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All
you lovers out there |
|
I
hope you're sleepin' tight |
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|
|
Well
he called a friend in San Francisco |
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And
she took a train to Baltimore |
|
He
put a hole in his arm that evening |
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And
she put a fist through her mother's door |
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Well
he told himself that he cared for no-one |
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And
she told her mama to leave her alone |
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He
turned blue as he started talkin' |
|
And
she picked up the telephone |
|
Silent
night holy night |
|
Three
thousand miles and the flame burned bright |
|
Love
so wrong love so right |
|
All
you lovers out there... |
|
I
hope you're sleepin' tight |
|
|
|
There
was a plane from San Francisco |
|
And
there was a plane from Baltimore |
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Routine
flights from two big cities |
|
flown
a thousand times before |
|
I
turned on my television |
|
It
seems there was a crash somewhere |
|
Two
planes comin' across the country |
|
have
collided in the air |
|
Sileny
night holy night |
|
Three
thousdand miles and the fire burns bright |
|
Love
so wrong love so right |
|
All
you lovers out there... |
|
I
hope you're sleepin' tight |
|
All
you lovers out there... |
|
I
hope you're sleepin' tight |