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I think I love you like the chairs in your lobby Starts to snow at the Halloween party Hear her dog in the driveway barking Won’t go inside, she don’t care what thermometers say Although my words don’t make much sense in the context No one’s happy like it’s some kind of contest I think about you sitting there on the armrest I think about you a lot Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The leaves of the fall? Do you remember at all? Left Virginia feeling tired of motels And a mind full of disaster and bombshells You went from everything to a song in the stairwell She can make me float but I want my boat sail full Parked my car about a mile from the state line I heard St. Joseph’s make its way through the wind chimes The only thing that scares me now is the goodbyes And I think about yours a lot Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The weight of it all Do you remember Do you recall? Do you remember The leaves of the fall? Do you remember at all?

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On the weekends you would call, from a payphone on the wall, tell your folks back home what's new At a campfire in the trees, I would play guitar and sing, lyrics act as subtle clues She'd pick up on some words, or maybe know a verse, but I'm sure that wasn't all she knew See this was not the kind of love, that was careful or discussed, like cigarettes it killed me slow But I'd lie awake at night, just to see your cabin light, in hopes you might disturb the glow. We would meet eyes by the lake, or while the kids all ran and played, but I always wished we were alone Well my wish became the truth, on a Friday in late June, when we crossed paths on a midnight stroll But my weakness and my strength, it let you walk away, and pass on by with just, "hello" When I saw you in the dawn, with the clothes that you had on, under the moon the night before You looked up from your plate, your tired frozen gaze, met with mine and found some warmth. On the night of July 4th, we watched fireworks from the porch, you took my hand just standing there You leaned into my ear, so that no one else would hear, "I'd let you take me anywhere." We snuck off to a boat, that was tied down with a rope, you kissed me on the captain's chair We decided on that night, when she flickered her porch light, then we'd meet down by the dock I said, "Marie are you in love?" She said, "as much as anyone." And still that answer has me lost. July was fleeting fast, but was filled with unsurpassed, rendezvouses with my Marie One night we stole some oars, and rowed away from shore, we sat and stared down at our feet The question came back up I said, “Marie are you in love?" She said, "If time will let me, I will be." But the last night of July, crashed on us like the tide, and the water rocked and waved farewell I held her to my chest, one last time before we left, but that goodbye it hurt like Hell. The summer moon it wanes, and soon the leaves will change, and I head back to school next week But it just don't seem right, I won't see your cabin light, when I take my tired bones to sleep Packing up my car, is like writing a memoir, of things that remind me of Marie I pull away from camp, and find the exit ramp, return to life I'd known in May Marie your summer trance, I wouldn't call romance, but those nights I'd never trade away

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every mirror even rearview i gaze into wishing well for you tryna find me every time i look away it’s a hard reset please so i’ve arrived now at this hotel lounge i eat meat beyond my means until my stomach sours all these people they got money bunch of real deals and i wanna spit in the flowers there’s a bar fly he’s got my name on him i got his eyes on me he wanna take me home in my mind’s eye i watch him chew me up i watch me spit you out oh no no no i gotta go you chased me down there for a good twenty miles back in Charleston man i was just passing through but i remembered that night we were laughing in bed and i realized this will all end i squeezed your hand til it burned red now i’m just trying not to see my grave in every goddamn mile ahead so tell me how now did we get here to this place where we don’t dance no more i can’t see straight i been driving too long i need space now but once we had a home we had a home and i said “I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I”

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Herbert had a dream the world was closing in His wife was leaving him for his younger brother Tim He tossed and he turned 'til the tears started to churn and rivers quickly formed while the room began to flood Leaking like a sieve the walls began to give the neighbors clung to trees while Herbert's tears rolled through the streets The mayor tried to think "We must wake Herbert from his sleep Tell his wife we need her now!" And Doris swam quickly through town pleading "Sweet Herbert dear, we're drowning please stop crying I'm right here you're covering the world up with your tears Hurry Herbert wake before we're washed away" The town began to sink but Herbert never blinked The army called for help but the waters rose to quick The Mayor grabbed his gun "Something drastic must be done We'll shoot him in his sleep!" and Dorris dropped down to her knees pleading "Sweet Herbert dear, we're drowning please stop crying I'm right here you're covering the world up with your tears Hurry Herbert wake before I'm washed away"