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Come on understanding visit me for once toady
I'll be grateful you don't even have to stay
It must be hard for you to get over to my side of town
I know there's many people like me to be found
If you come knockin' at my door
And I am not around
Foolishness came by and we're downtown
Please don't leave
Please come on in and make yourself at home
I know you're probably used to being alone
Everyone keeps telling me you're something that you're not
But I know if I met you I'd like you a lot
What exactly does it take to bring you to my door
By the time that you arrive I won't live here no more
What can I do? There's no one here but me
And nothin' on tv
Where could you be? I really wouldn't know
Where else you might go
I know you used to be alone
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Great version of a great song,
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I Love this song!! MXPX rocks my socks, and i love the music in this song and the way it's sung! great messge too