Joan and bobby
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Joan and bobby
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I used to write on cocaine
I used to ride with marilyn
I used to rock n roll with all the ones you know but now I suffer from all my sins
Chorus
I know I'll see you around
Must been back in my hometown
Your love was all that I asked for
But it was blowin in the wind
Diamonds and rust turn lonelyness to lust but now I suffer from all my sins
Chorus
I know I'll see you around
Maybe back in your hometown
And if I go drive through there I know I'll see you standin with your long brown hair
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