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There is a girl I used to know
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She had a hundred ways of hurting you and so
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I packed my bags and left her as she watched some TV show
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There is a girl I used to know
[Verse 2]
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There is a town I used to love
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It once contained most everything I'd ever dare dreamed of
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My baby in the basement whilst the traffic trawled above
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There is a town I used to love
[Verse 3]
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There is a bar I used to know
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I still sometimes drop by when I have no place left to go
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It's where the kings of comedy compare their tattered souls
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There is a bar I used to know
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So buy me one more drink before you go
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Or lend me a twenty and I'll get drunk on my own
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You always find some company, come in to use the phone
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Someone who can't stand to see a friend go home alone
[Verse 4]
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There is a joke I used to tell
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Some guy who gets three wishes, ends up wasting them to hell
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And in the end in misery, he tells the joke himself
[Verse 5]
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There is a guy I used to know
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He once had everything that any man could hope
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And now he sits here drinking with a tale that always goes
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'There is a girl I used to know'