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Artist: John D. Loudermilk
Canonical path: /john-d-loudermilk/you-take-the-table-and-i-ll-take-the-chairs
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You Take The Table (and I'll Take The Chairs)
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You Take The Table (and I'll Take The Chairs)
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So here we are breakin' up our home
To go our sep'rate ways all alone
Go take your love you just wouldn't share
You take the table and I'll take the chairs
Breaking up a home that was so sweet
Sorting out the things we want to keep
A perfect way to start a life of care
You take the table and I'll take the chairs
What a shame to see such pretty things
Seperated like our wedding rings
From the basement to the attic stair
You take the table and I'll take the chairs
Life is oh so useless since you're gone
All I do is sit and weep alone
With a heart that's too blue to bear
Since you took the table and I took the chairs
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