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Jukebox Memoirs

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Jukebox Memoirs

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A song came on the jukebox

In the bar where we first met

And if only for a moment

I remembered what it meant

To wake up tangled in between the sheets

With thighs all tied between my knees

And never wanting to move from that bed

[Pre-chorus]

The words they rang too true to me

And I was just too scared to say:

[Chorus]

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Call all of your plans off,

There's nothing stopping us, so make it out

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Close your eyes (just take me away)

And say goodbye (We're leaving tonight)

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place)

My head weighed down from memories

Laid itself upon the bar

As I stare straight at my future

Seems the past was never far

The dreams came rushing back in melody

The songs and words felt safe to me

Now all that's left are records on the shelf

[Pre-Chorus]

The words they rang too true to me

And I was just too scared to say:

[Chorus]

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Call all of your plans off,

There's nothing stopping us, so make it out

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Close your eyes (just take me away)

And say goodbye (We're leaving tonight)

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place)

I was ready

To pack my bags and run away

If you would have let me

(If you would have let me)

I would have saved that day

I know I'm to blame

For all these mistakes

If I could just hear you say:

[Chorus]

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Call all of your plans off,

There's nothing stopping us, so make it out

(We could just leave this place tonight)

Close your eyes (just take me away)

And say goodbye (We'll leave tonight)

You could be my way out

Save me from this whole town, I need it now

(We could just leave this place tonight)

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