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Artist: The Black Keys
Canonical path: /the-black-keys/brooklyn-bound
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Brooklyn Bound
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Brooklyn Bound
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Well I hate to leave you, hate to put you down
But that way you love darling, oh I'm Brooklyn bound
I ain't got no money, no house on that hill
But that way you love darling, no give me my ?
Well I'm leavin' you babe, and say fare you well
Well I'm goin' out east darlin', hope you burn in hell
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