Ride To Melrose
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Ride To Melrose
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My baby left me yesterday
Packed her bags and went away, yeah
High heels on the carpet
took my keys and craved her name into my car seat
And that's the last one I let push me around
I've said it before but I mean it now, eh
Get me out this city, I just need to clear my mind
We left this evening, give 'em twenty dollars for some gas in Boston
grab a bite but now we're taking off, we're taking off, oh
When we got to Melrose, fifteen nights of April
We just drank our sorrows, talked about the day we'll have it all
We'll have it all
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