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The Miss Daisy sank She was two hundred feet tall With no worries at all There are buskers all around and about The swamp bar is clean For my good friend Jimmy He's here to play He's come a long way He is music to my ears With my pack of 'Boros and my bourbon glass He straightens the queers The music floods me with joy Like a dark cloud of sunshine I drink to him I'm the last to stay I'm dying to play ***Dauphine cries to the sounds of sunken hope and dread The sound is buried with dying laughter The drummer is dead The band plays on***
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
New Orleans Pt. III
The Miss Daisy sank She was two hundred feet tall With no worries at all There are buskers all around and about The swamp bar is clean For my good friend Jimmy He's here to play He's come a long way He is music to my ears With my pack of 'Boros and my bourbon glass He straightens the queers The music floods me with joy Like a dark cloud of sunshine I drink to him I'm the last to stay I'm dying to play ***Dauphine cries to the sounds of sunken hope and dread The sound is buried with dying laughter The drummer is dead The band plays on***
JIM BEAM Circa May 2015
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
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