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Chasey calls them the dead mama blues. There's sadness, she says, mine has a scent to it; Despair, a shabby **** who mugs me under my covers On winter days at dawn, Catatonia, which only a messy bed,a bong,a bag of Cheetos and a boy can cure, And then way down from there, Squatting *** close to the ground, Smoking Gauloises in the dark, Live the dead mama blues. The only cure for the dead mama’s, Chasey explains, Is a blood rare steak and Etta James greatest hits on vinyl, Played quiet through the sweet spot of the night, All the lights off, the dishes done and dry. Helps if a sister has a slim hip man to dance with, she said, So if you ain’t runnin’, the grill’s on me. Come by sober any time after moon rise, Chasey yawned, Cause this girl could use a shoulder and a polite hand. And bring your slippers, she said Easier to shuffle over **** in sheepskin, plus We might go up on the roof later on And smoke some of my cubans for a while. Door will be open, so please don’t ring, Hell what am I saying, you know the path. Chasey yawned again, a big one, Waited a few seconds because there was nothing else to say And hung up the phone with a sigh.
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Aug 26, 2015
Aug 26, 2015 at 9:33 AM UTC
Etta
Chasey calls them the dead mama blues. There's sadness, she says, mine has a scent to it; Despair, a shabby **** who mugs me under my covers On winter days at dawn, Catatonia, which only a messy bed,a bong,a bag of Cheetos and a boy can cure, And then way down from there, Squatting *** close to the ground, Smoking Gauloises in the dark, Live the dead mama blues. The only cure for the dead mama’s, Chasey explains, Is a blood rare steak and Etta James greatest hits on vinyl, Played quiet through the sweet spot of the night, All the lights off, the dishes done and dry. Helps if a sister has a slim hip man to dance with, she said, So if you ain’t runnin’, the grill’s on me. Come by sober any time after moon rise, Chasey yawned, Cause this girl could use a shoulder and a polite hand. And bring your slippers, she said Easier to shuffle over **** in sheepskin, plus We might go up on the roof later on And smoke some of my cubans for a while. Door will be open, so please don’t ring, Hell what am I saying, you know the path. Chasey yawned again, a big one, Waited a few seconds because there was nothing else to say And hung up the phone with a sigh.
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Aug 26, 2015
Aug 26, 2015 at 9:33 AM UTC
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