Please Come To Boston
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Please Come To Boston
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Please come to Boston for the springtime
I'm staying here with some friends and they've got lots of room You can sell your paintings on the sidewalk By a cafe were I hope to be working soon
Bridge: Please come to Boston She said "No, Baby you come home to me."
Chorus: She said "Ramblin' boy, won't ya settle down? Boston ain't your kinda town
There ain't no gold and there ain't nobody like me I'm the number one fan of a man from Tennessee Additional
Lyrics: Please come to Denver where the snow falls We'll move up into the mountains so high that we can't be found Through
"I love you" echoes down the canyon And we'll lie awake at night 'til they come back around Please come to L.A., we'll live forever The
California life alone is just too hard to bear We'll live in a house that looks out over the ocean And we'll see stars fall from the sky, livin' up on the hill
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