| Choked down a claritin
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| Thought back to oregon
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| Where she wore her cardigan
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| Just like nancy kerrigan
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| When they broke her legs
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| Over your frosted flakes
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| The minds a beautiful thing to waste
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| And all the ambulances are filled up with admirers
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| And all the orderlies fight back tears on dim-lit stairs
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| God bless the state of texas
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| And the dallas cowboys' blue
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| I know darling he’ll protect us
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| Can i venture an educated guess
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| Have i had some part of your loneliness?
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| And we put our prayers in nanny kerrigan
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| If i could afford it
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| I would record this
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| On your mother’s organ
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| You left back in oregon
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| And i put your face
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| Coming through the drapes
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| Stick you in between the lines and the bass
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| And all the houses we pass will have american flags
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| And all the sullen sons inside will hug their dads
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| God bless the state of texas
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| And the dallas cowboys' blue
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| I know darling he’ll protect us
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| Can i venture an educated guess
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| Have i had some part of your loneliness?
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| And we put our prayers in nanny kerrigan
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| We put our prayers in nancy’s care |