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Parapets
01:55
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Electric Chair Blues
02:25
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you put the car in park and you think,
"where?
oh, where am i going to?"
you drive around the block just to think some more,
"where?
oh, where am i going to?"
i know you wanna come home, baby.
you know i will take good care of you.
i'll be waitin' right here, lady.
let me tell you what i'm gonna do...
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there is a ghost that you seek
in the kingdom of thieves
clapping hands, gnashing teeth, shaking gold tambourines.
at midnight, they sing
to the king of all things
breaking bread, steeping tea, wearing torn denim jeans..
singing "la da de da..."
little pilgrim,
when will you see
that your company
you could never keep?
mix a tonic and settle down
'til the walls fall in and you're underground.
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BOYS Missoula, montana
"Moody fuzzed-out guitars and deceptively simple arrangements sound as if they were pulled from an AM radio during a late night try at coitus." -Missoula Independent
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