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Words and Music by BOB DYLAN

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You been two-faced; you been double-dealing,

I took a chance, got down in a trance

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Oh child, why you wanna hurt me ?

l 'm exiled; you can't convert me.

I'm lost in the haze of your delicate ways

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You don't have to yearn for love; you don't have to be alone.

Somewheres in this universe there's a place that you can call home.

3, I guess I'll be leaving tomorrow,

I f I have to beg, steal or borrow.

It'd be great to cross paths in a day and a half,

Look at each other and laugh.

But I don't think it 's liable to happen,

Like the sound of one band clappin'.

The vows that we kept are now broken and swept

'Neath the bed where we slept.

Don't think of me and fantasize on what we never had,

Be grateful for what we've shared together, and be glad,

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hook that no one can write.

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