I think you taught me about everythingI think you taught
Nobody cries in EdenNobody dares it's our home townEverybody cried
You and me and Billy Turpine playing by the fire
I have seen you once with your altruistic bandageAnd I
I don't want to be beautiful
No one ever hears her
Like a cabbagetown rubby reaching for the copper on Bleeker
Joy is dancing like another thousand coming to my bungalow
She's
My daddy was a banking man
My mama was a thief
My
If you ask Uncle Charlie,He'll give you some elderberry wineIf
You know everything I'm saying
You know long before I speak
I
Casey brought his own confettiI loved him in the fallHe
Drinking curdled milk from a silver cupWatching all the boys
Gretta's in the corner but she's miles awayMary's coaxing Adam
She told me her name was CymbelineI met her at
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