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Artist: Yiddish
Canonical path: /yiddish/kretone-park
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Kretone Park
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Kretone Park
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I will not play love anymore,
I will not go to Crotona Park anymore
into desolation Crotona should turn to,
'cuz that's where my misfortune occured.
I go to him on the subway
up to 118th street
I've supported him
till he finished college
now he says he doesn't know me anymore.
Now he has another love
he goes to the movies with her
(may they go on crutches)
into desolation they should both turn to,
and in the throat they should get a boil.
I will not play love anymore...
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