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"Getting Up and Leaving" and "I Swear It's True" received overdubbing in [[2009]] for inclusion on the Deluxe Edition release of ''[[Pinkerton]]'' in [[2010]]. A non-overdubbed mix of the song was slated to also appear on the album, but remains unreleased.{{Citation needed}} | "Getting Up and Leaving" and "I Swear It's True" received overdubbing in [[2009]] for inclusion on the Deluxe Edition release of ''[[Pinkerton]]'' in [[2010]]. A non-overdubbed mix of the song was slated to also appear on the album, but remains unreleased.{{Citation needed}} | ||
In anticipation of the release of the deluxe edition of ''Pinkerton'', the song was given out by Rivers for free on [[weezer.com]] on [[October 19]], [[2010]],<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 10/19/2010 (a)]]</ref> ahead of the [[November 2]] release of ''Pinkerton: Deluxe Edition''. Patrick Wilson was accidentally not credited as co-writing the track on initial copies of the album. | In anticipation of the release of the deluxe edition of ''Pinkerton'', the song was given out by Rivers for free on [[weezer.com]] on [[October 19]], [[2010]],<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 10/19/2010 (a)]]</ref> ahead of the [[November 2]] release of ''Pinkerton: Deluxe Edition''. Patrick Wilson was accidentally not credited as co-writing the track on initial copies of the album.<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 11/18/2010]]</ref> | ||
==Sheet music== | ==Sheet music== | ||
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