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You Do Kid.

Infallible were the nights we spent alone on rocky shorelines

I never gave all those pent-up emotions I had to the king of the stop signs

Like you did

I never counted on your instances

You do kid

About counting lost images oh, oh

 

Dishonorable were the things we stashed when we were in Oklahoma

Counting our chickens before they've hatched and saying your freckles were melanoma

Like we did

I could always count on you being morbid

You may kid

But your eyes don't lie when you are sordid

 

Containable were our dark white lies we told each other in confidence

Playing the double agent just like a cave filled with resonant

Echo-o-o-o-o-o-os

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clayton-woolery
American
Published
Dec 25, 2010
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good times, good times, good times, good times, good times.

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