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Artist: The National
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Twenty Miles To N.H. (Part 2)
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Twenty Miles To N.H. (Part 2)
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My cats fight
And play all night
And drive me crazy
I wake up and
They just sleep all day
Time went by
The old ones died
So we got new ones
If they could talk
I wonder what they'd say
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa (x4)
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