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  Rebekah rode  
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up on the afternoon  
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train, it was sunny
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  Her saltbox house on the  
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coast took her mind off St.  
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Louis
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  Bill was the  
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heir to the Standard Oil  
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name and mo
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ney
 
And the  
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town said, “How did a  
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middle-class divorcée  
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do 
 
it?”
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  The wedding was  
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charming, if a little gauc
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he
 
There’s only so far new money go
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es
 
They picked out a  
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home and called it “Holiday  
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House”
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  Their parties were  
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tasteful, if a little loud
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The doctor had  
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told him to settle down
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It must have been  
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her fault his heart gave out
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(CHO)
 
 
And they said
 
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  “There goes the  
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last great American  
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dynasty
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D 
  Who knows, if  
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she never showed up, what could’ve  
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been
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D 
  There goes the  
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maddest woman this town has  
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ever 
 
seen
 
She had a  
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marvelous time  
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ruining 
 
everything
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Rebekah gave  
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up on the Rhode Island se
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forever
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  Flew in all her  
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Bitch Pack friends from the  
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city
 
Filled the  
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pool with champagne and  
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swam with the big names
 
And  
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blew through the money on the  
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boys and the ballet
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And losing on  
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card game bets with  
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Dalí
 
 
 
(CHO)
 
 
And they said
 
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  “There goes the  
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last great American  
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dynasty
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D 
  Who knows, if  
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she never showed up, what could’ve  
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been
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D 
  There goes the  
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maddest woman this town has  
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ever 
 
seen
 
She had a  
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marvelous time  
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ruining 
 
everything
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(BRI)
 
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  They say she was  
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seen on occasion
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  Pacing the rocks, staring  
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out at the midnight sea
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  And in a feud with her  
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neighbor
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  She stole his dog and  
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dyed it key lime green
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  Fifty  
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years is a long time
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  Holiday House sat  
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quietly on that beach
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  Free of  
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women with madness,  
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their men and bad habits
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  And then it was bought by me
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(CHO)
 
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  Who knows, if  
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I never showed up, what could’ve been
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G 
D 
  There goes the  
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loudest woman this town ha
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s ever seen
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I had a ma
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rvelous time ru
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ining 
 
everything
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(OUTRO)
 
 
I had a  
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marvelous 
 
 
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tim
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G 
ruining 
 
everything
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  A marvelous  
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time 
 
 
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rui
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ning 
 
everything
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  A marvelous  
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time
C 
 
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I had a  
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marvelous 
 
 
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time
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