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Wurlitzer Prize

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Norah Jones Canonical path: /norah-jones/wurlitzer-prize Related lyric paths: 6
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Wurlitzer Prize

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I'm not here to forget you, I'm here to recall

The things we used to say and do

I don't wanna get over you

I don't wanna get over you

I haunted the same places where we used to go

Alone at a table for two

I don't wanna get over you

I don't wanna get over you

They ought to give me the Wurlitzer prize

For all the silver I led slide down the slot

Playing those songs sung blue

Help me remember you

I don't wanna get over you

A fresh roll of quarters, same old song

Missing you through and through

I don't wanna get over you

I don't wanna get over you

I don't wanna get over you

I don't wanna get over you

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