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The Fifties

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The Fifties

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I've stowed away everything in boxes and old spaces

Trying to keep my senses

The only place I want to be is listening to Elvis in your front seat

Faking a life in the fifties

It's not that I lied

It's just hard to say that I tried

I just think that it's about time that

I stopped falling for every beautiful set of brown eyes just like your brown eyes

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