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A Better Way Out
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Wake up, baby girl / Oh, you've got a lot to learn / You can't keep pulling me backwards / There's a life I've got to lead / You've just no room to follow me / I will lead you astray / Girl, I've nowhere to take you / Girl, you'll just up and run away / She says I'm gonna be faithful / I'm gonna be absolute / I'm gonna be better than ever / Don't you be afraid / I'm gonna be faithful / I'm gonna be absolute / I'm gonna be better than ever / Oh just you wait and see
And she says, baby boy / Be careful with the time you take / There's a better way out of here / At times you've got to take the long road / And bury your head for the sake of being scared / I've run so far away now that I can barely see your face / But I'm coming home
Can we take the time for once to just settle down / Because I've been running through my mind all night long just trying to figure you out / And as for matters of subject and context / I'm feeling better now / I spent the last 2 years locked in my head / But now I figured out how to write it down
And the cold wind's blowing in right now / Oh, Chicago's waking up / We'll fly our flag over distant skies / We're never giving up
And she says, baby boy / Be careful with the time you take / There's a better way out of here / At times you've got to take the long road / And bury your head for the sake of being scared / I've run so far away now that I can barely see your face
But I'm coming home
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