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b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | only you could bring | 22 | ina love so new | 5 | [
"bring"
] | input bring. len_5 output | only you could bring |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | you make me feel | 24 | cant you see its you | 4 | [
"feel",
"make"
] | input feel make. len_4 output | you make me feel |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | youre like a first | 26 | this way | 4 | [
"youre"
] | input youre. len_4 output | youre like a first |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | morning dew | 27 | youre like a first | 3 | [
"morning",
"dew"
] | input morning dew. len_3 output | morning dew |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | on a brand new day | 28 | morning dew | 5 | [
"day",
"brand"
] | input day brand. len_5 output | on a brand new day |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | can love you | 30 | i see so many ways that i | 3 | [
"love"
] | input love. len_3 output | can love you |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | can love you | 31 | can love you | 3 | [
"love"
] | input love. len_3 output | can love you |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | till the day i die | 32 | can love you | 5 | [
"till",
"die",
"day"
] | input till die day. len_5 output | till the day i die |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | youre my reality | 33 | till the day i die | 6 | [
"youre",
"reality"
] | input youre reality. len_6 output | youre my reality |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | yet im lost in a dream | 34 | youre my reality | 6 | [
"dream",
"lost"
] | input dream lost. len_6 output | yet im lost in a dream |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | youre the first | 35 | yet im lost in a dream | 3 | [
"youre"
] | input youre. len_3 output | youre the first |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | theres no way that god | 40 | one like you | 5 | [
"god"
] | input god. len_5 output | theres no way that god |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | could ive made two | 41 | theres no way that god | 4 | [
"ive",
"made"
] | input ive made. len_4 output | could ive made two |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | girl youre my reality | 42 | could ive made two | 7 | [
"girl",
"reality",
"youre"
] | input girl reality youre. len_7 output | girl youre my reality |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | but im lost in a dream | 43 | girl youre my reality | 6 | [
"dream",
"lost"
] | input dream lost. len_6 output | but im lost in a dream |
b39c85217a057a746f39b8330e610d73 | You're The First_ The Last_ My Everything | My first my last
My everything
You're the answer
To all of my dreams
You're my sun
My moon
You're my guiding star
My kind of wonderful
Oh that's what you are
I know
There's only one
Like you
There's no way God
Could I've made two
Girl you're all I'm living for
I'll keep you for evermore
You're my first
My last
My everything
In you I've found
So many things
In_a love so new
Only you could bring
Can't you see it's you
You make me feel
This way
You're like a first
Morning dew
On a brand new day
I see so many ways that I
Can love you
Can love you
Till the day I die
You're my reality
Yet I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything
I know there's only
One like you
There's no way that God
Could I've made two
Girl you're my reality
But I'm lost in a dream
You're the first
My last
My everything | funk | my first my last my everything you're the answer to all of my dreams you're my sun my moon you'reMy guiding star my kind of wonderful oh that's what you are i know there's only one like you there's no way god could i've made two girl you're all i'm living for i'll keep you for evermore you're so new only you could bring. | Dating | youre the first | 44 | but im lost in a dream | 3 | [
"youre"
] | input youre. len_3 output | youre the first |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
Ah, ooh, ah.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | so you think youre a romeo, | 0 | 8 | [
"romeo",
"youre"
] | input romeo youre. len_8 output | so you think youre a romeo, |
|
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | youre playing a part in a picture show. | 1 | so you think youre a romeo, | 10 | [
"youre",
"show",
"playing",
"part",
"picture"
] | input youre show playing part picture. len_10 output | youre playing a part in a picture show. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | well, take the long way home. | 2 | youre playing a part in a picture show. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | well, take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | take the long way home. | 3 | well, take the long way home. | 5 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_5 output | take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | cause youre the joke of the neighborhood, | 4 | take the long way home. | 9 | [
"neighborhood",
"youre",
"joke"
] | input neighborhood youre joke. len_9 output | cause youre the joke of the neighborhood, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | why should you care if youre feeling good? | 5 | cause youre the joke of the neighborhood, | 9 | [
"good",
"care",
"youre",
"feeling"
] | input good care youre feeling. len_9 output | why should you care if youre feeling good? |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | well, take the long way home. | 6 | why should you care if youre feeling good? | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | well, take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you take the long way home. | 7 | well, take the long way home. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | but there are times that you feel | 8 | you take the long way home. | 7 | [
"feel",
"times"
] | input feel times. len_7 output | but there are times that you feel |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | youre part of the scenery, | 9 | but there are times that you feel | 7 | [
"youre",
"scenery",
"part"
] | input youre scenery part. len_7 output | youre part of the scenery, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | all the greenery is coming down, boy. | 10 | youre part of the scenery, | 10 | [
"boy",
"greenery",
"coming"
] | input boy greenery coming. len_10 output | all the greenery is coming down, boy. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | and then your wife seems to think | 11 | all the greenery is coming down, boy. | 7 | [
"wife"
] | input wife. len_7 output | and then your wife seems to think |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | youre part of the furniture, | 12 | and then your wife seems to think | 7 | [
"youre",
"furniture",
"part"
] | input youre furniture part. len_7 output | youre part of the furniture, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
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why should you care if you're feeling good?
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you take a trip to the city lights,
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a catastrophe?
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and see what you could have been,
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if you had had more time.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | oh, its peculiar, she used to be so nice. | 13 | youre part of the furniture, | 11 | [
"peculiar",
"nice"
] | input peculiar nice. len_11 output | oh, its peculiar, she used to be so nice. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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forever playing to the gallery.
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it's so unbelievable,
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and see what you could have been,
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if you had had more time.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | when lonely days turn to lonely nights, | 14 | oh, its peculiar, she used to be so nice. | 9 | [
"nights",
"lonely",
"days",
"turn"
] | input nights lonely days turn. len_9 output | when lonely days turn to lonely nights, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you take a trip to the city lights, | 15 | when lonely days turn to lonely nights, | 9 | [
"lights",
"trip",
"city"
] | input lights trip city. len_9 output | you take a trip to the city lights, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | and take the long way home. | 16 | you take a trip to the city lights, | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | and take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you take the long way home. | 17 | and take the long way home. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you never see what you wanna see, | 18 | you take the long way home. | 9 | [
"wanna"
] | input wanna. len_9 output | you never see what you wanna see, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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forever playing to the gallery.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | forever playing to the gallery. | 19 | you never see what you wanna see, | 10 | [
"forever",
"gallery",
"playing"
] | input forever gallery playing. len_10 output | forever playing to the gallery. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
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'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you take the long way home. | 20 | forever playing to the gallery. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you take the long way home. | 21 | you take the long way home. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you take the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | and when youre up on the stage, | 22 | you take the long way home. | 7 | [
"stage",
"youre"
] | input stage youre. len_7 output | and when youre up on the stage, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | its so unbelievable, | 23 | and when youre up on the stage, | 7 | [
"unbelievable"
] | input unbelievable. len_7 output | its so unbelievable, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
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why should you care if you're feeling good?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | oh, unforgettable how they adore you. | 24 | its so unbelievable, | 11 | [
"unforgettable",
"adore"
] | input unforgettable adore. len_11 output | oh, unforgettable how they adore you. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
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why should you care if you're feeling good?
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all the greenery is coming down, boy.
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you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
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you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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a catastrophe?
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Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | but then your wife seems to think | 25 | oh, unforgettable how they adore you. | 7 | [
"wife"
] | input wife. len_7 output | but then your wife seems to think |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
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When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
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forever playing to the gallery.
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You take the long way home.
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it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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a catastrophe?
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Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | youre losing your sanity, | 26 | but then your wife seems to think | 7 | [
"youre",
"sanity",
"losing"
] | input youre sanity losing. len_7 output | youre losing your sanity, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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all the greenery is coming down, boy.
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When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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forever playing to the gallery.
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You take the long way home.
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it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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a catastrophe?
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and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
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well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | oh calamity! oh, is there no way out? | 27 | youre losing your sanity, | 11 | [
"calamity"
] | input calamity. len_11 output | oh calamity! oh, is there no way out? |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
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When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
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oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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and see what you could have been,
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if you had had more time.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | well, does it feel that your lifes become | 28 | oh calamity! oh, is there no way out? | 9 | [
"feel",
"lifes"
] | input feel lifes. len_9 output | well, does it feel that your lifes become |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | a catastrophe? | 29 | well, does it feel that your lifes become | 5 | [
"catastrophe"
] | input catastrophe. len_5 output | a catastrophe? |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
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all the greenery is coming down, boy.
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oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
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Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy. | 30 | a catastrophe? | 10 | [
"boy",
"grow"
] | input boy grow. len_10 output | oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
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all the greenery is coming down, boy.
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When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
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and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
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forever playing to the gallery.
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You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
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a catastrophe?
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and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | oh, when you look through the years | 31 | oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy. | 7 | [
"years"
] | input years. len_7 output | oh, when you look through the years |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
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you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
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Long way home.
Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | if you had had more time. | 34 | oh, what you might have been | 6 | [
"time"
] | input time. len_6 output | if you had had more time. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Ah, ooh, ah.
Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | so, when the day comes to settle down, | 35 | if you had had more time. | 9 | [
"day",
"settle"
] | input day settle. len_9 output | so, when the day comes to settle down, |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
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Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | well, whos to blame if youre not around? | 36 | so, when the day comes to settle down, | 9 | [
"blame",
"youre"
] | input blame youre. len_9 output | well, whos to blame if youre not around? |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
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Ah, ooh, ah.
Long way home.
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Long way home.
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Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you took the long way home. | 37 | well, whos to blame if youre not around? | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
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Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
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Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | you took the long way home. | 38 | you took the long way home. | 6 | [
"home",
"long"
] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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] | input home long. len_6 output | you took the long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
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You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
Ah, ooh, ah.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | long way home. | 51 | long way home. | 3 | [
"long",
"home"
] | input long home. len_3 output | long way home. |
8cc0e0fda46edeabf7d8548875eaa305 | Take The Long Way Home | So you think you're a Romeo,
you're playing a part in a picture show.
Well, take the long way home.
Take the long way home.
'Cause you're the joke of the neighborhood,
why should you care if you're feeling good?
Well, take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
But there are times that you feel
you're part of the scenery,
all the greenery is coming down, boy.
And then your wife seems to think
you're part of the furniture,
oh, it's peculiar, she used to be so nice.
When lonely days turn to lonely nights,
you take a trip to the city lights,
and take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
You never see what you wanna see,
forever playing to the gallery.
You take the long way home.
You take the long way home.
And when you're up on the stage,
it's so unbelievable,
oh, unforgettable how they adore you.
But then your wife seems to think
you're losing your sanity,
oh calamity! Oh, is there no way out?
Well, does it feel that your life's become
a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
Oh, when you look through the years
and see what you could have been,
oh, what you might have been
if you had had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
well, who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
You took the long way home.
Ah, ooh, ah.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home.
Long way home. | pop | so you think you're a romeo, you're playing a part in a picture show. well, take the long way home. 'cause you're the joke of the neighborhood, why should you care if you're feeling good? you take theLong Way Home is published by Simon & Schuster at £16.99. The book is also available on Kindle and Nook. | Outdoors | long way home. | 52 | long way home. | 3 | [
"long",
"home"
] | input long home. len_3 output | long way home. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | take the ribbon from my hair, | 0 | 7 | [
"hair",
"ribbon"
] | input hair ribbon. len_7 output | take the ribbon from my hair, |
|
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | shake it loose and let it fall; | 1 | take the ribbon from my hair, | 7 | [
"shake",
"fall",
"loose"
] | input shake fall loose. len_7 output | shake it loose and let it fall; |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | layin soft against your skin | 2 | shake it loose and let it fall; | 7 | [
"layin",
"skin",
"soft"
] | input layin skin soft. len_7 output | layin soft against your skin |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | like the shadows on the wall. | 3 | layin soft against your skin | 7 | [
"wall",
"shadows"
] | input wall shadows. len_7 output | like the shadows on the wall. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | come and lay down by my side | 4 | like the shadows on the wall. | 7 | [
"side",
"lay"
] | input side lay. len_7 output | come and lay down by my side |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | till the early mornin light. | 5 | come and lay down by my side | 7 | [
"till",
"light",
"early"
] | input till light early. len_7 output | till the early mornin light. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | all im takin is your time. | 6 | till the early mornin light. | 7 | [
"time",
"takin"
] | input time takin. len_7 output | all im takin is your time. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | help me make it through the night. | 7 | all im takin is your time. | 7 | [
"night",
"make"
] | input night make. len_7 output | help me make it through the night. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | i dont care whats right or wrong, | 8 | help me make it through the night. | 7 | [
"wrong",
"dont",
"care"
] | input wrong dont care. len_7 output | i dont care whats right or wrong, |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | and i wont try to understand. | 9 | i dont care whats right or wrong, | 8 | [
"understand",
"wont"
] | input understand wont. len_8 output | and i wont try to understand. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | let the devil take tomorrow. | 10 | and i wont try to understand. | 8 | [
"tomorrow",
"devil"
] | input tomorrow devil. len_8 output | let the devil take tomorrow. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | lord, tonight i need a friend. | 11 | let the devil take tomorrow. | 7 | [
"lord",
"tonight",
"friend"
] | input lord tonight friend. len_7 output | lord, tonight i need a friend. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | yesterday is dead and gone, | 12 | lord, tonight i need a friend. | 7 | [
"yesterday",
"dead"
] | input yesterday dead. len_7 output | yesterday is dead and gone, |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | and tomorrows out of sight. | 13 | yesterday is dead and gone, | 7 | [
"sight",
"tomorrows"
] | input sight tomorrows. len_7 output | and tomorrows out of sight. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | and its sad to be alone. | 14 | and tomorrows out of sight. | 7 | [
"sad"
] | input sad. len_7 output | and its sad to be alone. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | help me make it through the night. | 15 | and its sad to be alone. | 7 | [
"night",
"make"
] | input night make. len_7 output | help me make it through the night. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | and its sad to be alone. | 18 | mm mm mm, mm mm, mm. | 7 | [
"sad"
] | input sad. len_7 output | and its sad to be alone. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | help me make it through the night. | 19 | and its sad to be alone. | 7 | [
"night",
"make"
] | input night make. len_7 output | help me make it through the night. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | i dont want to be alone. | 20 | help me make it through the night. | 7 | [
"dont"
] | input dont. len_7 output | i dont want to be alone. |
28d288d24fa25e406aa615f32d324210 | Release Me | Take the ribbon from my hair,
shake it loose and let it fall;
layin' soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall.
Come and lay down by my side
till the early mornin' light.
All I'm takin' is your time.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't care what's right or wrong,
and I won't try to understand.
Let the devil take tomorrow.
Lord, tonight I need a friend.
Yesterday is dead and gone,
and tomorrow's out of sight.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
Mm mm mm mm, mm.
Mm mm mm, mm mm, mm.
And it's sad to be alone.
Help me make it through the night.
I don't want to be alone.
Help me make it through the night. | jazz | i don't care what's right or wrong, and i won't try to understand. let the devil take tomorrow. help me make it through the night. yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow's out of sight. and it's sad to be alone. come and lay down by my side till the early mornin' light. all i'm t taking is your time. | Violence | help me make it through the night. | 21 | i dont want to be alone. | 7 | [
"night",
"make"
] | input night make. len_7 output | help me make it through the night. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | no woman, no cry. | 0 | 5 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_5 output | no woman, no cry. |
|
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | no woman, no cry. | 1 | no woman, no cry. | 5 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_5 output | no woman, no cry. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | no woman, no cry. | 2 | no woman, no cry. | 5 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_5 output | no woman, no cry. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | no woman, no cry. | 3 | no woman, no cry. | 5 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_5 output | no woman, no cry. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | said, said, said i remember when we used to sit | 4 | no woman, no cry. | 12 | [
"sit",
"remember"
] | input sit remember. len_12 output | said, said, said i remember when we used to sit |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | in the government yard in trenchtown. | 5 | said, said, said i remember when we used to sit | 9 | [
"trenchtown",
"government",
"yard"
] | input trenchtown government yard. len_9 output | in the government yard in trenchtown. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | oba, oba serving the hypocrites | 6 | in the government yard in trenchtown. | 10 | [
"oba",
"hypocrites",
"serving"
] | input oba hypocrites serving. len_10 output | oba, oba serving the hypocrites |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | mingle with the good people we meet. | 8 | as they would | 9 | [
"mingle",
"meet",
"good",
"people"
] | input mingle meet good people. len_9 output | mingle with the good people we meet. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | good friends we had, oh good friends weve lost | 9 | mingle with the good people we meet. | 9 | [
"good",
"friends",
"lost",
"weve"
] | input good friends lost weve. len_9 output | good friends we had, oh good friends weve lost |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | in this bright future, you cant forget your past; | 11 | along the way. | 11 | [
"future",
"past",
"bright",
"forget"
] | input future past bright forget. len_11 output | in this bright future, you cant forget your past; |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | so dry your tears, i say. | 12 | in this bright future, you cant forget your past; | 6 | [
"tears",
"dry"
] | input tears dry. len_6 output | so dry your tears, i say. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | and no woman, no cry. | 13 | so dry your tears, i say. | 6 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_6 output | and no woman, no cry. |
c143dd6247ee63bbed9cc0783837dd92 | No Woman No Cry | No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
Oba, Oba serving the hypocrites
as they would
mingle with the good people we meet.
Good friends we had, oh good friends we've lost
along the way.
In this bright future, you can't forget your past;
so dry your tears, I say.
And no woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Here little darlin', don't shed no tears.
And no woman, no cry.
Said, said, said I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
Then we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone, I mean
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
Ev'rything is gonna be all right.
So, woman, no cry.
No, no woman, no woman, no cry.
Oh, my little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
I remember when we used to sit
in the government yard in Trenchtown.
And then Georgie would make a firelight
as it was logwood burnin' through the night.
And we would cook cornmeal porridge
of which I'll share with you.
My feet is my only carriage,
so I've got to push on through.
But while I'm gone
No woman, no cry.
No woman, no cry.
Oh, my little darlin', say don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. Yeah!
Little darlin', don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry.
Little sister, don't shed no tears.
No woman, no cry. | pop | i remember when we used to sit in the government yard in trenchtown. and then georgie would make a firelight as it was logwood burnin' through the night. then we would cook cornmeal porridge of which i'll share with you. my feet is my only carriage, so i've got to push on through. but while i'm gone no woman, no cry. | Going Home | no woman, no cry. | 14 | and no woman, no cry. | 5 | [
"woman",
"cry"
] | input woman cry. len_5 output | no woman, no cry. |