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Guess the lyrics (#74)

Do you know this Grammy award-winning song?
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This song has been referenced in literature, film and televison, including three episodes of The Simpsons
Live performance on The Old Grey Whistle Test
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Answer
I
learned
the
truth
at
seventeen
that
love
was
meant
for
beauty
queens
and
high
school
girls
with
clear
skinned
smiles
who
married
young
and
then
retired
The
valentines
I
never
knew,
the
Friday
night
charades
of
youth,
were
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spent
on
one
more
beautiful
At
seventeen
I
learned
the
truth
And
those
of
us
with
ravaged
faces,
lacking
in
the
social
graces,
desperately
remained
at
home,
inventing
lovers
on
the
phone
who
called
to
say,
"Come
dance
with
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me,"
and
murmured
vague
obscenities
It
isn't
all
it
seems
at
seventeen
A
brown
eyed
girl
in
hand
me
downs,
whose
name
I
never
could
pronounce,
said,
"Pity,
please,
the
ones
who
serve
They
only
get
what
they
deserve"
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And
the
rich
relationed
hometown
queen
marries
in
to
what
she
needs,
with
a
guarantee
of
company,
and
haven
for
the
elderly
Remember
those
who
win
the
game
lose
the
love
they
sought
to
gain
in
debentures
of
quality
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and
dubious
integrity
Their
small
town
eyes
will
gape
at
you
in
dull
surprise
when
payment
due
exceeds
accounts
received
at
seventeen
To
those
of
us
who
knew
the
pain
of
valentines
that
never
came
and
those
whose
names
Answer
were
never
called
when
choosing
sides
for
basketball
It
was
long
ago
and
far
away
The
world
was
younger
than
today
when
dreams
were
all
they
gave
for
free
to
ugly
duckling
girls
like
me
We
all
play
the
Answer
game,
and
when
we
dare
to
cheat
ourselves
at
solitaire
inventing
lovers
on
the
phone,
repenting
other
lives
unknown
They
call
and
say,
"Come
dance
with
me,"
and
murmur
vague
obscenities
at
ugly
duckling
girls
like
me
at
seventeen
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