I Don't Get Out Much Anymore
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I Don't Get Out Much Anymore
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Moonlight in my Martini
I've been fighting in the war
Like some beleaguered soldier
Don't know what he's fighting for
Excuse my righteous indignation
Served the system with the best
Screamed blue murder down some dappled sunlight hillside
This golden medal
Tarnished on my chest
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And the phone won't ring I'm sure
And the cat scratch at the door
Without you I'm poor
I don't get out much anymore
And then the devil came to paradise
Where he always did his worst
And now my luck is changing
It's gone from bad to cursed
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I don't get out much anymore
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I don't get out much anymore
I don't get out much anymore
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