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Downtown LA Bright lights on her face I thought she looked pretty There was nothing to contemplate I thought she talked funny She could say the same I didn’t care about much Except to get her name Dancing in the alley We were drinking champagne Towline will pull me under If I ever get my way Adeliina, could you meet me halfway? Adeliina I never saw it coming It’s a foolish kind of pain No self-help publication Could describe it with a name Memory on the right side Her eyes cut from the left Starts to take me under If she ever gets her way Adeliina, could you meet me halfway? Adeliina I walked back to see her Knowing what awaits A one-way flight to a Finnish line And a face I’d never shake I’d offer up my money Every penny, nickel, dime But like the way she entered She’d leave me far behind Adeliina, could you meet me halfway?

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I wish I could turn my brain off And we could float down stream But I know, nothing in your life Is ever as it seems Nothing feels real When you’re living in your families fear The places you go and the people you meet They won’t trump your anxiety And know what we’re done It’s plain to see That you never were A’ll I’d ever need All I’d ever want darling All I’d ever need I wish I could turn my brain off And we could float down stream But you are a preacher’s daughter And he don’t want me in your promised land And now that we’re done It’s plain ton see That you never were my baby All I’d ever need All I’d ever want darling All I’d ever need But you’re too far Baby you’re too far out of reach

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Blue-eyed darling Stuck in my midnight dream I know it’s time for you to go If you ever feel lonely, baby, Know I’m here waiting Hey Diane Where you going with that? Are you coming back? You’ve rid me of my self-esteem It’s time for you to go If you ever feel lonely, baby, Know I’m here waiting

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Two thousand miles Across the sky I had no idea What was waiting on the other side From a place I’d never been Came a face I’d never seen Now I’m caught in the middle of the mystery’s teeth Wondering what tomorrow will bring Waking up on the floor Pressed against the door Was the woman of desire Putting flames in the fire Of the black hole in my soul She gave me those Minneapolis blues O, those Minneapolis blues She asked if I could hang around she was singing I asked if I could roll a smoke or two She took off all her clothes as we were kissing With every new lover she got a tattoo And I got those Minneapolis blues She sang me her favorite song I tried to sing along But the clock in the kitchen read 7 to 11 And she said it’s time to go So I flew back to LA And tried to push her from my brain She will reappear every time I hear that God melody It give me those Minneapolis blues

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The drive west felt sincere Window’s down and her head felt clear California was gonna be home If home was anywhere at all Mascara on her face Your mother and your father should have name you Grace I wish that I could take the place Of the pain that made cave I miss you like hell You knew all too well Honey please, rest easy Someone must’ve known you were sick Sister’s favorite scarf tied around your neck You’re going home but I’ll hear you in The sound of the singers in the shitty rock n’ roll bands I miss you like you You knew all too well Honey please, rest easy