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Artist: Rufus Wainwright
Canonical path: /rufus-wainwright/get-outta-town
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Get Outta Town
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Get Outta Town
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Get outta town
Before it's too late, my love
Get outta town
Be good to me please
Why do me harm?
Why not retire to a farm
And be contented to charm the birds off the trees
Just slip away
I care for you much too much
Cuz when you are near
Close to me dear
We touch too much
The thrill when we meet is so bittersweet
That darling it's getting me down
So on your mark, get set
Get outta town
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