| Over the water outside of Mobile
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| Allowing the sunset to take her time
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| I’ve been putting off the knowing in a
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| Pink and orange haze while the
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| Oil rigs are feeding me lines
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| And the pines, straight and tall, fly past, looking out on a
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| Hundred mile barcode or prison bars
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| And I’m whispering the Lord’s prayer over
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| Every bridge I go across
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| Try to summon up the strength not to
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| Swerve into the cars
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| I’ll be coming home to you
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| Drunk hotel halogen bathroom mirror
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| Gonna conjure up the courage to call up a ghost
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| I’ve been picking at the cancer;
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| Smear it on my chest over my heart
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| Like a salve where it burns us the most
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| I’ll be coming home to you
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| Did you fall in love again while I’ve been away?
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| In my dreams I’m in another man’s clothes
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| I got all these friends in Durham but I never know their names
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| If I had to, I could probably make it home
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| I’ve been two weeks dry, in a bar every night
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| I’ve been pissing coffee, quinine and lime
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| And the fog’s been lifting; |
| I’m doing alright
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| I still can’t look nobody in the eye |