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Postcard From Pasadena

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Postcard From Pasadena

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She sent a postcard from pasadena

Saying, "don't call, i'll call you"

Now the only thing that's left between us

Is 80 miles of highway 2

She used to be my morning sunshine

She used to be my desert rose

Along came a tall, dark stranger

Then the next thing that i know…

She sent a postcard from pasadena

Saying, "don't call, i'll call you"

Now the only thing that's left between us

Is 80 miles of highway 2

People here in victorville

Stop and ask me where she's gone

Even down at the local diner

Our favorite table is set for one

She sent a postcard from pasadena

Saying, "don't call, i'll call you"

Now the only thing that's left between us

Is 80 miles of highway 2

It's right there staring at me

On my refridgerator door

I keep it there to remind me

I don't need her love no more

Yeah right, that's what i keep it for

She sent a postcard from pasadena

Saying, "don't call, i'll call you"

Now the only thing that's left between us

Is 80 miles of highway 2

She sent a postcard from pasadena

Saying, "don't call, i'll call you"

Now the only thing that's left between us

Is 80 miles of highway 2

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