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ONE MORE NIGHT IN BROOKLYN By Justin Townes Earl
TireAd of laying in bed, liDstening to the water Erun A D E CeilAing’s falling iDn, Baby’s drEess is coAvered in duDst E SDo I don’t care what it cosAts BDaby dust that old thing oEff Itâ€A™s one more night in BrooklDyn, Baby weâ?E?™re gettAing loDst E I aiAn’t taking you homeD, I found a litEtle place thatA’Dll doE It’llA never match the beauty Dof a TennessEee spring, but iAts somethingD newE So leDt em say what they’ll sAay ID’ll find a way that wiEll make it pay Itâ?A?™s one more night in BrookDlyn, Baby thEat’s alAl I can Dtake E
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D€™m tired of waiting on you, waAiting on a train DTired of your late night calls with the sameE old complaints So pAack up your bags, sDtart looking Ewest, but toniAght D E OrdAering in, maDking damn suEre we don’t lAeave nothing beDhindE SoD baby put your hands on Ame LeDt’s get real high and justE go to sleep It’As one more night in BrooDklyn, Baby itsE just youA and me OnDe more nEight
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