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The North Pole

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The North Pole

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Maybe it's not good and it's not bad

And maybe that's a problem that we have

Cuz everybody knows

I've seen you with your new boyfriend it's funny how you look at him i

Know we won't be seeing him again

Cuz everybody knows, that's the way it goes

Your Monday morning train takes you uptown

Your Friday evening bus brings you back down

So here's what they're saying

I'm sincerely yours

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