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drunk as a daisy
03:50
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always another fall
washing days down the drain
what's the use, remembering it all
when there's so much of the same
and I'm as low as the flowers, lift me up
darkness is coming
to swallow, everything around
but we'll be dancing, in those pretty colors
before the shadow meets the ground
and I'm as drunk as the daisies, lift me up
there's a decline in the daytime
the cold keeps the windows latched
we'll be baking in those fluorescent
'cause the real things such a drag
and I'm as low as the flowers, lift me up
my lifeline was fading
but the heats bringing it all back
we'll be blooming up, with the good times
couldn't ask for much more than that
and I'm as drunk as the daisies, I'm as drunk as the daisy
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cannonball
02:46
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stop waiting, for something to come
to cut through the dark
to shatter the seed
flowers for friends
who don't understand
that we're all lost
feel the dirt in the wind
coming off a cannonball
are we just searching
for something to sing
that puts us to sleep
that clips back the wings
it's happening again
the illusions want in
and we're all lost
feel the dirt in the wind
coming off a cannonball
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tj hunnicutt Greenville, South Carolina
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