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Some Days I Wake Up
02:50
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Know some days
I just can't get myself
out of bed
feel like sitting around
and wear this bag over my head
I can not stand it when the telephone
it rings and rings
Please
Lights are on
But there is no one at home
Right Now
I know you tell me
There has to be
Something wrong
gotta make a move
How can you sit there
So long
Got to shift up from neutral
To a higher gear
This talk don't do ya no good
If you can't find the key
For the ignition
Know I wake up some mornings
and would rather be dead
I hope someone had the sense
To put a bounty out
On Mr Walker's head
You know I wake
And feel a little
Like wet cement
Kinda coarse
And starting to get thick
Again
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Cry
02:29
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I didn't think that you had to be told
I just thought it was something
You felt in your bones
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kenny z Fort Frances, Ontario
Ken lives in suburban Winnipeg, Manitoba. He appreciates you stopping by and having a listen.
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