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Jean Jacket
03:12
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She had every button done
The wind blowing through her hair
Before her urge to run was painted everywhere
She had cards against her chest
She had secrets dark and deep
that she only confessed in the night as whispers in the street
When winter broke
she rolled up the sleeves
of her jean jacket
She had distance understood
She had distance in her eyes
She was leaned against the hood
Her heart was cuttin' ties
When summer came
She cut off the sleeves
of her jean jacket
On the hook beside the swingin' door
with nothing in the pockets anymore
the dog days came and august faded
like the denim of her jean jacket.
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there's no tellin' what becomes of love
when the rain breaks the bough.
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Evaline
04:16
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I see photos of evaline
from long before we met
from a long before time
she had glowing flowers
in golden hair
dancing through the prairie
in hand me down ware
how I see photos of evaline
I see photos of my old sweet gal
near distance clocks that tell time so well
she had blurred smoke skin through wood fire gaze
beneath the tree where the cattle grazed
how I see photos of evaline
somewhere in the subway of state street
she blindly took the seat beside me
I see photos of evaline
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Are you cuttin' off the light?
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Belle Letters Greensboro, North Carolina
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