Detroit
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Detroit
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I need your love
I know that I'm leaving
But I want you to know
Ain't no other way.
The day that I met you
Workin' side by side
At that moment I knew I'd work for you
'Til the day I died.
Didn't notice the rain
Didn't notice the cold
Didn't notice a damn thing baby
We just let our love unfold.
Friday morning I went in
With a weight on my soul
I swear I tried to fight, baby, but I
Won't be back no more.
Pretty baby I know
Told you I'd never leave
But I swear that I gotta go
If we're gonna make ends meet.
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