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Put Your Arms Around Me
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drunk walking thru the fog at 3 am light one for the spirits of my relatives burn it to the filter and say my prayers pretend to be asleep so i don't have to talk vandalize the overpass with white chalk rain wash away the people that i love computerize the process so we don't have to fight boxers in partitions lined up side by side receipt says i love you when it's time to pay
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Road Dog
03:31
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bury my old camry with the dash to the dawn because that's how it always was cover the floor with beer cans fill the ashtray with butts because that's how it always was she never laughed when i wept on the wheel she never choked on the gas i had to steal she always steered me clear from the fuzz because that's how it always was now she's shaking with she's shifting there's rust in her roar won't go backwards no more doesn't feel like it used to with the pedal to the floor like i'm kicking an old whore been on my mind since i left you long ago out to your grave by the highway i will go tank full of gas with a sixpack on the floor won't go backwards no more
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#148
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Mendon Kissling recommends:
Mike's music makes me think about the possibilities. It has a beauty all its own. See him live!
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Annexx
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This is my favorite music. Check the site often: the tracks disappear and change and you have to be quick when you like something.
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