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Jenny
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jenny, such a pretty face
such a shame i let it go to waste
such a shame she found a new place to call home
perhaps if she had a minute
my hands could stop shaking and i could let her in
such a shame she found a new place to call home
jenny left the lights on
on the nights i could drop by, but i'd thought to move along
such a shame she found a new place to call home
jenny said it's time to leave
but i couldn't hear her over the espresso machine
such a shame she found a new place to call home
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i could count the loves off the top of my head
the other lonely people who have also shared this bed
but now that we're alone
and you call this your home
i'll stay awake through the night wishing you would just go
just go
leave me alone
when i close my eyes
i can feel you there
lost in seas of sheets and a tangled mess of hair
'cause when i close my eyes
baby, you suck me dry
and you go places that you know i can't follow
where do you go and leave me alone?
we'll sleep through the day
'cause you can't stay away
and i know you'll be waiting when i am gone for days
i can't get it right
where do you go at night?
throwing off the covers to try and catch you in the light
please go
leave me alone
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