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Mexico
03:10
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I don't want to stay in my ordinary town
i'm going back to the place where i was found
i'm going to mexico
i'm going to mexico
i'm going to mexico
on a one way trip
I don't like the way people talk up here
they make me think that i'm a little weird
this time I don't know if I'm going to stay
i just want you to know that i'll be ok
i'm going to mexico
i'm going to mexico
i'm going to mexico
on a one way trip
and i promise i'll be fine
if you just give me a sign
i can just come home
and things can just go back to the way they used to be
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2. |
Eastern Markets
03:21
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once we were apart. in eastern markets
we sweep
we strum our guitars
for a place to meet
you're the prettiest girl in town,
why don't you show your face?
I've been trying to reach you
but I can't seem to find you
i reach out to the stars
i swear they know your name
i tell them your plans
so they can feast
you're the prettiest girl in town
why don't you show your face
I've been trying to reach you
but I can't seem to find you
If I could see you I would
If I could reach you I would
If I could catch you I would
bring you home
If I could see you I would
If I could convince you I would
If I could catch you I would
bring you home
we ride but we don't decide
we have to let our hair down sometimes
I'm done with this separation
I need a new vacation
I know I saw it in you
I'm done with this separation
I need a new vacation
I know I saw it in you
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