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without me
03:53
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I can ride a bike and find a drink I like any old place
I believe in snakes, and I don’t need no proof, that’s all it takes
on the western winds I find relief from skin and bones
and when the sun goes down over this side of town, yeah I know
I trust the branch to give me one more chance to climb
I call this tree a friend but they’re barely hangin on
in the spring it rains and good lovers change their sheets
my baby says she got no fear of death and I cry
I don’t mind
they’re doing fine
without me
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any hour of the night
03:14
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oh baby, come to me
leave your boots by the door
rest yr eyes, rivers they've cried
let the moon come n go
wait for weeks, safe with me
hang yr shirt up to dry
hey hey hey, today is just a day!
who knows how the sky will look tmrw?
rain or shine, come to mine
i'll be up any hour of the night
wait for weeks, safe with me
throw yr shit on the floor
wait for weeks, safe with me
throw yr shit on the floor
wait for weeks, still safe with me
hang yr shirt up to dry
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a dream in winter
05:41
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it might have to be this way,
the lengths to which the shadows fall
i dream of longer days,
and miles of road to travel with you
it might have to be a window into
which i look but don't see much
i dream of just your arms around me,
and stars above the bed of a truck
it might have to be this way,
the lengths to which the shadows fall
i dream of longer days,
and miles of road to travel with you
it might be better than dreams could be
the moments we're together
the grass in endless fields,
the love we feel forever
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Freight Train Lady San Francisco, California
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