| He got the droop of a fatherless child
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| Almost imperceptible, one can’t see it with the naked eye
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| Oh but I can
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| That cardboard lady in the corner store
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| Her sparkle is all painted on
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| Six no-good men took her shine and more
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| Left her youth near Sausalito
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| Oh it’s humourless and comical at once
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| Always being a stranger wearing the last town’s dust
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| Oh it’s humourless, it’s humourless
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| They look me over, one up and one down
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| I can tell they’re wondering who my people are
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| I say I’m new in town
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| I know it’s gonna take a while
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| Oh it’s humourless and comical at once
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| Always being a stranger wearing the last town’s dust
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| Oh it’s humourless, it’s humourless
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| I speculate and browse the duraflame
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| Winter in the west coast cool
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| Out by the sea where no one knows my name
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| I’m on the road like Jack Kerouac
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| Like Jack, Jack Kerouac
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| Like Jack, Jack Kerouac
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| Like Jack, Jack Kerouac |