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I want to spit my tongue straight out into the wind Because I'm better stricken dumb   than smart-mouthed or thick skinned Straight on to the edge of town   I will chase my temper out There, we'll talk about the "whethers"   We'll talk the sun down And I'll hope that's the last time we speak Walk across the bridge on 5th Street Half reflecting on past choices Glimpse the moon on Goose Creek's surface Spy a ****** Recall voices. Like the one my father used before last April blew his chest up Or ones I can't remember 'til I heave my boiling guts up                            in some yard. A tinny crash through piled leaves,           I just want to make it home-- The S.P.D. are everywhere           and we don't get along so very well It's gotten late and gotten old. It's gotten cold the heat is busted back where I make my home I've hit my wall, I hit the pavement Stand me up--two streets to go 5th and Bellevue ain't so bad I'm nearly home.
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Oct 29, 2012
Oct 29, 2012 at 6:56 PM UTC
5th & Bellevue
I want to spit my tongue straight out into the wind Because I'm better stricken dumb   than smart-mouthed or thick skinned Straight on to the edge of town   I will chase my temper out There, we'll talk about the "whethers"   We'll talk the sun down And I'll hope that's the last time we speak Walk across the bridge on 5th Street Half reflecting on past choices Glimpse the moon on Goose Creek's surface Spy a ****** Recall voices. Like the one my father used before last April blew his chest up Or ones I can't remember 'til I heave my boiling guts up                            in some yard. A tinny crash through piled leaves,           I just want to make it home-- The S.P.D. are everywhere           and we don't get along so very well It's gotten late and gotten old. It's gotten cold the heat is busted back where I make my home I've hit my wall, I hit the pavement Stand me up--two streets to go 5th and Bellevue ain't so bad I'm nearly home.
kyle-kulseth
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Oct 29, 2012
Oct 29, 2012 at 6:56 PM UTC
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