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Songwriters: Palomar, Jared; Rozencwajg, Josiah; South, Justin; Layus, Daniel;
In the light of the sun
Is there anyone? Oh, it has begun
Oh dear, you look so lost
Your eyes are red, the tears are shed
This world you must have crossed, you said
You don t know me
And you don t even care, oh yeah
And you said, you don t know me
And you don t wear my chains, oh yeah
Essential yet appealed
You carry all your thoughts across an open field
Where flowers gaze at you
They re not the only ones who cry when they see you
You said you don t know me
And you don t even care, oh yeah
Well you said you don t know me
And you don t wear my chains, oh yeah
She said I think I ll go to Boston
I think I ll start a new life
I think I ll start it over
Where no one knows my name
I ll get out of California
I m tired of the weather
I think I ll get a lover
And fly em out to Spain
Oh yeah and I think I ll go to Boston
I think that I was tired
I think I need a new town
To leave this all behind
I think I need a sunrise
I m tired of Sunset
I hear it s nice in the summer
Some snow would be nice, oh yeah
You don t know me
And you don t even care, oh yeah
Boston, where no one knows my name
Where no one knows my name
Where no one knows my name, yeah
Boston, where no one knows my name
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