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Stuck in my head and there’s nothing inside
Don’t appear drains directly to the river and the tide and the fish and the seagulls might die
From the plastic bag from the Cheetos that you’re eating
What’d you say
I can’t hear you there’s a Harley going by
It’s gone could you tell me that again
By the way you’re really cute, I like that freckle in your eye

Nobody else is around
And we walk through an empty downtown
And I see the bridge go up and down in your eyes
And we twirl
And we twirl

I’m heading down Michigan and turning on First
I feel a burning thirst
I’m in luck there are more guitars than cars in the parking lot
I think it’s gonna be delicious
Got a smoke
No I quit a couple weeks ago
That smells really good but there’s something you should know
It makes me antisocial and I have to go and hide in my room by myself all alone

Nobody else is around
And we walk through an empty downtown
And I see the bridge go up and down in your eyes
And we twirl
And we twirl

La la la la la la

Nobody else is around
And we walk through an empty downtown
And I see the bridge go up and down in your eyes
And we twirl

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from Steel Bridge Songs Vol. 2 & 3, released June 12, 2008
(Susan Howe, Charlie Cheney) Performed by: Susan Howe, Charlie Cheney, melaniejane

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