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Sleazeball
04:55
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You were patiently waiting
Just to say that you were mine
I've been waiting such a long time
Darling, I'm going blind
You were taking care of
My senseless wandering eyes
She's gonna let her hair down
Reveal my lowly disguise
She was on my mind
Forbidden thoughts of mine
Twisting my own lies
It wasn't obvious to me
She's been crawling into my peace of mind
It's been desecrating my precious time
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And then she came along
Whispering her secret song
I don't feel right
We were having fun
Fleeting moments in the sun
I don't feel right
You were always running
In the opposite direction
Of my own affection
Looking back that day
Our time was always frayed
It just felt so bright
Maybe it was wrong
For me to sing along
It just felt so bright
Always running
Wrong direction
Own affection
Now I know that you were right
Never heard of this
Broken into bits
Destroy my mind
Hallucinate the truth
Try to relive my youth
It just felt so bright
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Frances Farmer
04:16
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III: The Return
06:48
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Pummeled Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Power Slop
Upcoming gigs:
3/15: 222 Ormsby (Pittsburgh, PA) w/ The Frans, St. Dude
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