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In the evening he stumbles home with his tie undone |
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And as the moon sweeps 7th Avenue as usual |
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You lie awake at night |
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You remember when |
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now that Annie's back in town |
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Well I know why you're drinking |
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I know your alibi |
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Don't make up excuses |
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for those are tears in your eyes |
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And you're falling back in love again |
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now that Annie's back in town |
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And it came down through the grapevine |
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It put your business on the street |
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I hear you've been hanging out 'til dawn |
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in some lunch room |
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Well you thought you've gotten over her |
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but that was 'til you found |
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that Annie's back in town |
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And all the corner boys are trouble-makers |
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and the sailors are all fools |
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You know it seems like some things round here |
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I guess they'll never change |
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Oh but it's always good for business |
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Guess we'll be seeing you around |
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now that Annie's back in town |
