Getting Out
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Getting Out
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I'm getting out of this town
I'm going far far away
I'm getting out of this town
Not a thing could make me stay
I said I'm leaving here baby
So get out of my way yeah
I'm getting tired of your talking
You never mean just what you say
Said your car broke down last evening
Said you couldn't make it down my way
But I saw you with another
And now you couldn't make me stay
You're always lying
You're never home
You're treating people wrong boy
And it's time for me to go
So I'm leaving
And there's one thing you should know
I've rigged your house with explosives
And that sucker's gonna blow
I'm getting out of this town
I'm getting out of this town
I'm getting out of this town baby
I'm getting out of this town
I said I'm leaving here baby
So just get out of my way yeah
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Eva Cassidy performs "Getting Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Eva Cassidy catalog on LyroVerse.
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