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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeRiver Washed Hair
Remember when we'd sit around an ol' fireAnd you'd get your guitar out to singWe'd sing CCR: Jersey Giant: Don't Look Back in AngerOr anything by Bruce SpringsteenBack when ol' Anna would throw her ol' hands upWith her face framed by the fireAnd it got so late, we'd take hits from a jointMistake shootin' stars for telephone wiresAnd now I've grown partial to havin' a heart fullOf memories I cannot bearThe girls in summer clothes and Lord knows the soft scentOf her long, dark, river-washed hairAnd I think I might pack a bag in the nightFind me some small town out westStart over, find closure and just say I'm sorryTo that sweet girl who tore off that dressThe way the Moon's crestin' over green pinesRestin' next to that coastline I rodeIt made me think of you in the dirt out in Santa FeAnd all of the good times I stoleRemember when Shawn was drunk quotin' KerouacRemember when Steve quit the bandI don't know nothin', but if I knew somethin'I'd know that I've helped all I canI think it's about time that I sever itYou've never looked more needy or desperateAnd I've never been more worried aboutThe state of the world, angry girlThe time just stays passin', I think of my dadWhen the Army and Navy game's onAnd every night, I wonder if he's proud of the manWho threw fists that late night in his lawnI don't like bein' famous, they tame you, then paint youAs someone that you've never beenAnd I'm pissed that my mama can't see me singin'For this crowd out in deep MichiganAnd I'll leave you with somethin', don't leave with nothin'Be safe on your long drive homeThere ain't nothin' in this poor man's apartmentApart from bein' aloneAnd I wish you were around this time of yearEvery time they drop that ballDrinkin' parkin' lot beers while the fire disappearsOver Times Square and Webster Hall
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