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DINKYTOWN
(and the West Bank)
Music and Lyrics by Frederick George Moore
Copyright © December 13th, 2008
Demophonic Music Publishing BMI
Used with permission
| Dinkytown O Din-ky-to-wn |
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| The | day breaks on the carpool |
| My first | class was not 'til noon |
| So I | camped out in the stairwell |
| People | stared but it was cool |
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| Up in |
| Dinkytown O Din-ky-to-wn |
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| When | I was skipping classes |
| And the | snow lay on the ground |
| We were | falling on our asses, but |
| A warm | place was to be found |
| Up in |
| Dinkytown O Din-ky-to-wn |
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| In September 69 |
| I was standing in a line |
| Behind "Spider" John Koerner |
| At the record shop |
| Where hipsters would all stop |
| To buy The Beatles' |
| Latest record |
| Named Abbey Road |
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| West Bank, Cedar, Riverside |
| Where the | café strummers linger |
| I dreamed | I'd be with them soon |
| I became a 6-string wringer |
| I guess | some dreams do come true |
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| in |
| Dinkytown O Din-ky-to-wn |
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