| They say no one should call on you
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| Unless he’s your permission to
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| But me, I just came anyway
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| I couldn’t care less what you say
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| 'Cause I know you from long before
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| You hid behind a stained-glass door
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| And walked around in your dressing gown
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| And looked your old friend up and down
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| But anyway, I thought I’d come give you a look
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| At where you’re from
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| And I let you know that I still recall
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| What a child you are underneath it all
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| You remember me the funny way I cry
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| The funny way I sit there when someone says goodbye
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| The funny way I wind up lost
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| When someone sets me free
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| Why sure, you remember me
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| Well, I won’t take up your whole day
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| I’ve said 'bout all I have to say
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| I suppose I’ll be moving on
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| I know you’ll be glad to see me gone
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| Tonight is our last night in town
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| So don’t worry about me hanging around
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| Tomorrow night it’s Calgary
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| And you will be good and rid of me
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| But anyway, I thought I’d come give you a look
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| At where you’re from
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| And I let you know that I still recall
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| What a child you are underneath it all
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| You remember me the funny way I cry
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| The funny way I sit there when someone says goodbye
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| The funny way I wind up lost
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| When someone sets me free
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| Why sure, you remember me, you remember me
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| You remember me, you remember me
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| You remember me, you remember me
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| You remember me, … |