Elvis Has Left the Building
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in that seat.
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Wondering where I might
be headed.

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Is that reaIIy you, Mr.EIvis?
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I've gotta come over here
and pick up my car

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just Iike any other hard
working man in Memphis.

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This is my favorite pIace to be.
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When the worId gets kinda crazy...
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I can just cIimb into this oId CadiIIac
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and make a straight Iine to nowhere.
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Don't even have to be driving, reaIIy.
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This is the onIy pIace I can ever
truIy be myseIf.

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I don't Iike to be aIone.
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How about give you a ride home
so you don't have to be?

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HeIIo.
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My goodness.
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What can I do for you?
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And don't be afraid
to ask me anything.

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Okay. I'm Iooking for one
of your speciaI Pink Ladies.

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You found her.
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But no kisses on the first date.
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That's a very good poIicy.
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ActuaIIy I'm Iooking
for Harmony Jones.

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What do you want with her?
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We were at a hoteI together
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and we weren't together.
Nothing happened. And...

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Wait a minute.
You're the phone guy.

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Yes, yes. That's me.
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- That was you?
- That was you.

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That was me.
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That was both of us.
Isn't it a ...

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Nice to meet you in person,
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Mr.SwirI.
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CaII me Darren.
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Darren.
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So you think you might Iet me
know where I can find her?

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I might.
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Thank you.
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But why shouId I teII you?
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I met Harmony yesterday.

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