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Dear Carol
02:50
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I spoke to Carol White last night
In a dream, or was it twilight?
She said, “What’s going on?”
I said, “Carol, the good die young.”
That leaves us with the assholes
They rule the roost right now.
Dear Carol, won’t you come home?
Maybe we could sort things out?
Dear Carol
Won’t you please come home?
And save us
Won’t you save our souls?
There are ghosts
And there are memories
And there is love
Don’t take it away
Those cold, cold hearted bastards
Would never know how it feels to say
Kind hearts will show compassion
Good people know it too
Love never goes out of fashion
Not when you speak the truth
Dear Carol
Won’t you please come home?
And save us
Won’t you save our souls?
And home is where the heart is
The lonely know it so
Dear Carol
Won’t you please come home?
And save us
Won’t you save our souls?
Dear Carol
Won’t you please come home?
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Drawn Together
02:42
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Wait
What’s that on your arm
You didn’t say
You were feeling that way
I never knew
I guess I’m dumb at best
I don’t know
I think I do
But I don’t
And the days we are together
We move closer, but apart
We are drawn forever
By the needle on your arm
I hope you never, ever come to harm
Down
But not yet out
We’ll see
Where we go from here
These days
It’s hard to raise a cheer
But I swear
It’s better when you’re near
And the memories still says no
It never happened at all
You have to write it down before you go
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Love, Burns Brooklyn, New York
Love, Burns is the solo project of Phil Sutton, of Pale Lights, and Cinema Red and Blue, and once of Comet Gain, Velocette, The Projects, Kicker, and The Soft City. He lives in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY, home of the hits. Love, Burns record for Kleine Untergrund Schallplatten, of Augsburg, Germany, and Jigsaw Records of Oakland, CA, USA. ... more
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