Goodbye Lorraine
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Goodbye Lorraine
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I met her in the mountains
Though I lived down by the sea
But now it seems these mountains
Are just way too high for me
Goodbye Lorraine
Goodbye Lorraine
Let me explain
She said we'll be witches
Then there must be nakedness
I said you have no heart until
That aching fills your chest
Goodbye Lorraine
Goodbye Lorraine
Let me explain
Just why I'm leaving
I don't know what for
But I can't explain it anymore
We help hands in the temple
But we had no wedding day
Now she sends me perfumed letters
And I throw them all away
A friend showed me a picture
From the 1970's
Now I'm wondering where you are tonight
And I'm singing woe is me
Goodbye Lorraine
Goodbye Lorraine
Let me explain
Just why I'm leaving
I don't know what for
But I can't explain it anymore
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