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Town's Yawning

from Every Road is a Good Road by Blaine Todd

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This town's yawning
I'm the only one awake
Streets are whistling
I light my fourth cigarette
Think of my friends
They were once not so dead
What are they all thinking now
I wish I knew
One day I'll be
Just a little stone
No one will know
That the stone had so much hope

Anyway I'm always on the run
That's something I hope to be remembered for
The phone calls I never made
The letters I never mailed
The story I never finish telling anyone
This town's yawning
Let my dog walk me around
He took a shit and people smiled
I tried the same
People frowned
I guess this is an old dog town

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from Every Road is a Good Road, released May 24, 2019

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Also involved in: Real Life Rock & Roll Band, Night Collectors, Andrew Weathers Ensemble, Common Eider, King Eider

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