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Afghan Whigs, The ~ Going To Town


(dulli) Lover mine Get your coat and come outside I wanna take you for a ride On into town Lover fair We'll be looking sharp, i swear I want them all to stop and stare When we take 'em down Go to town, burn it down, turn around And get your stroll on, baby I'll get the car You get the match And gasoline And as we ride Away into the countryside I feel as though i must confide There is a cost When you say Now we got hell to pay Don't worry, baby, that's okay I know the boss more free lyrics

(dulli)

Lover mine
Get your coat and come outside
I wanna take you for a ride
On into town

Lover fair
We'll be looking sharp, i swear
I want them all to stop and stare
When we take 'em down

Go to town, burn it down, turn around
And get your stroll on, baby
I'll get the car
You get the match
And gasoline

And as we ride
Away into the countryside
I feel as though i must confide
There is a cost
When you say
Now we got hell to pay
Don't worry, baby, that's okay
I know the boss

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