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Manhattan KS
03:34
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Still got stuff in the basement and some gas in the tank So let’s drive back to the city of irrational rank She said “do you wanna come Thought you’d never leave” Baby all I got are memories ...and that New York scene ain’t cool as they say I really wanna be in Manhattan KS I really wanna be in Manhattan KS Do you really wanna come with me We’ll trace the Rock-it Apple Family Tree oh yeah Spillin’ beers at Sufferbus with Texaco James TSL & whiskey down at Auntie Mae’s She said “do you wanna come Thought you’d never leave” I know that she won’t remember me But never has my heart gone astray I really wanna be in Manhattan KS I really wanna be in Manhattan KS Do you really wanna come with me We’ll trace the Rock-it Apple Family Tree oh yeah I said that I was done...but I’m missing her a lot And now, as the crowd is thinning I’m...still uncool…and I knew this day would come My heart is overrun Must be nostalgia Purple passion and some magic dust Makes me feel it all again and now I wanna get back there And I’m not the only one Do you really wanna come with me? Do you really wanna come with me? Do you really wanna come with me of yeah Gotta get back to Manhattan KS Never look back but blink and you’ll pass it Do you really wanna come with me We’ll trace the Rock-it Apple Family Tree oh yeah
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Little Apple Girl (Live)
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