Jimmy Buffett – In The Shelter (Guitar)

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In the mornin' as the sun was brightly gleaming

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   I heard her crying out, "What is it all about?

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I just don't know, but I can't go back home."

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Lonely princess

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All the days out on your own are growing empty

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    Nothing is going well

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If you could only tell them how you feel

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They're too real to understand

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Too many small suggestions

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Ended in forced repressions long ago

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Too many innocent faces and

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Too many far out places something's wrong

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Let me tell you that something's wrong

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It's been that way so long, and it's a shame

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On the street car

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To the city where she knows that she might lose it all

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   Riding for just a dime, takin' her own sweet time

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And knowing well this could be her final fall

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Past the boutique

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To the alley down the river, people pass her by

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   Sits on the big gray rocks, takes off her boots and socks

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Not knowing what she will do next just starts to cry

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   Too many wild rejections

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Ending in angry questions from her dad

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   Too many T - V dinners

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And everyone loves a winner, but she was lost

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No one knows the trials she had

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In the shelter

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In the mornin' as the sun was brightly gleaming

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   I heard her crying out, "What is it all about?

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I just don't know, but I can't go back home."

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Hell, I just don't know, but I can't go back home