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Bars from Back in the Day

Low lights and varnished wood places in memory, now long gone Tables looking like they might be sticky ashtrays emptied, stale tobacco air Places of memory, folded and put away in corners of my mind bars by lakes, downtown smalltown beers and jukes shots and bar puddles laughter and hair bell bottomed floors. Simple, to the point play pool, talk about fishing long gone days leaving me wishing.
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