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She came from Providence, the one in Rhode Island Where the old world shadows hang heavy in the air She packed her hopes and dreams like a refugee Just as her father came across the sea She he ... [bulk of lyrics omitted for copyright reasons] |
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The Last Resort
Eagles
Complexity: | 68 | Readability: | 76.82 | Sentiment: | 4 | Word Count: | 315 | Unique Words: | 175 |