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Don't Remember
02:33
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Hey, you know it's old and all
That toast was very nice
Thank you, Paul
And I know I'm the last one off...
So I'll just watch you walk away
And if I'm honest with myself
Know there's nothing I can say
But I'm kidding always
you see it doesn't do me any favor...
I know it's old too
Borrow something blue
Wrap it 'round the neck of your mind...
And watch your problems float away
Every splinter every day
Oldest winter, hottest May
And laugh out of time
And don't forget the way
And please don't remember
Me
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2. |
Jo's Empty Shell
02:05
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A tobacco-stained sway
to the boring
Prettiest wave
You are a piece of cake
The news has been spread
All over the sidewalk
The sky is still green
A twister overhead
In Virginia
All four feet and ten
Floating in Budweiser
Flunked out of Pepperdine
Nuked her man at 45
Elephant ear
Drunk under the big wheel
Carnival crash
Visiting hard
The state of Montana
You can see the fresh start
Romanticizing the ranch
Where cattle don't react
And tax returns don't have to be exact
Fly down 93 engines are go
Her half-grey henna rinse blown dry
And if feels good just to be alive tonight
But mania does wane always
So forget about the dry side
of Jo's empty shell
The living ghost of a matriarch that never wasn't unwell
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