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Changin' My Mind Lyrics

Artist: Bobby Bare
Album: The Streets Of Baltimore

I keep changin' my mind just can't make up my mind
I've been workin' hard and dreamin' bout all the things we're gonna do
And how satisfyin' it would be to feel the world round me and you
Then I'm changin' my mind I keep changin' my mind
Then I'm very sure I'm not the kind to sink my roots into the ground
And how unhappy I might be with someone to hold me down
Then I'm changin' my mind I keep changin' my mind
Now the right thing to do in fairness to you would be to go away
And maybe someday if I come passing through
You'll let me sit and watch your children play
I wanna go but I don't know what the future's gonna be
And I'm thinking bout the happiness that you would find and wishin' it was me
Now I'm changin' my mind I keep changin' my mind
Just can't make up my mind I keep changin' my mind

11.
THERE AIN'T NO FUN IN THIS TOWN
(Tom T. Hall)
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I woke up this morning feeling bad thinking of the good times that I've had
This town has got a lot of swinging doors but there ain't no fun in this town anymore
No there ain't no fun in this town anymore my mind is weary and my heart is sore
I will admit that I've had fun before but there ain't no fun in Houston anymore
This town is holding memories of mine about the girl who left me here behind
But memories are not worth staying for and there ain't no fun in this town anymore
There ain't no fun in this town anymore my mind is weary and my heart is sore
I will admit that I've had fun before but there ain't no fun in Detroit anymore
If anybody asks you why I'm gone just tell 'em that I stayed around too long
They can give what I got coming to the poor
Cause there ain't no fun in this town anymore
No there ain't no fun in this town anymore my mind is weary and my heart is sore
I will admit that I've had fun before but there ain't no fun in Nashville anymore
No there ain't no fun in Nashville anymore

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