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Sleeping in Toronto

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And I got tired of sleeping in Toronto
I got tired of telling all my friends that I wanna go home
And I got tired of telling you I love you
I got tired of never really knowing what I should do

And honey you can tell
All of your friends I won't be home again
Not for anyone

And I got tired of telling you I miss you
I got tired of never really knowing what I should do
And I was tired right from the very start
I got tired of watching my friends fall apart

And honey you can tell
All of your friends I won't be home again
Not for anyone

And honey you can tell
All of your friends I won't be home again
Not for anyone

And I got tired of sleeping in Toronto
I got tired of telling all my friends that I wanna go home
I wanna go home

And I got tired of telling you I miss you
I get tired of telling you I miss you
I got tired of telling you I miss you
But all my friends think I don't even love you

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