The Fourth
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The Fourth
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we used to talk like we could stay inside these lines forever
but in time the boundries cracked
never thought that we would see the bean town win your favor
will you be coming back
we'll throw some tea into the river
to comemorate your move
but boston's not the place for you
the arguments would prove to separate a vision
or postpone it for a while
so learn the law and love it as long as you can see
that boston's not your style
and when you sound just like the kennedys
it will only go to prove
that bostons not the place for you
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