My Last Night In Town
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My Last Night In Town
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Turn the music up loud let me sit with the crowd and just let the blues hang around
I've played it hard but didn't win so let the music begin
It's over I'm leavin' it's my last night in town
It's my last night in town I'm leavin' this all behind me
But no matter where I go I know her memores will find me
I was sure she loved me but she turned me down
So let the sad music start it's my last night in town
[ piano ]
It's my last night in town...
Let the sad music start it's my last night in town
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