| Underneathe what’s beating slimy green,
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| Saint Laurence built in the safe of these.
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| No intelligent thing left to say. |
| Oh what’s done and bid them wash away.
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| Load a cycle nineteen fifty-three, yellow mounting carpet indian cheif.
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| Rusted in then old bent dumpy shed.
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| Pushed the wheel barrel over the tire tred.
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| And I was like, «Oh my god, is this actually happening to me?»
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| Off of the side of the road you looked over cautiously.
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| Rolled down the window, said you look like a girl I used to know.
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| Why don’t we leave this town together wherever the wind blows?
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| Through the deaf fields in Columbia, had to hitchhike back to Montezuma.
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| Ended up in some place far away, cowboy boots till don a switch blade.
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| Seven seventy BMW. |
| Series deep that goes a hundred and two.
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| Sittin on the leather worn and torn, muddy boot prints cover up the floor.
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| And I was like, «Oh my god, is this actually happening to me?»
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| Off of the side of the road you looked over cautiously.
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| Rolled down the window, said you look like a girl I used to know.
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| Why don’t we leave this town together wherever the wind blows?
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| Look at the posters that are on the wall.
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| Michael Jordan standing six feet tall.
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| It’s in your closet or behind your bed.
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| No feel if feel the sense of bloody red.
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| Like wind, my friend. |