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Everyone I Know
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Forgive the sentiment
You sound a little hesitant
Right here in my burned-out tenement
Our fingers stained by cigarettes
Living life in present tense
Lonely-eyed pedestrians
Looking for white elephants
Doling out prerequisites
And I tell you honestly
I don't know what I believer
I fell into your life and
I don't want to have to ever leave
But I'm always wondering
Why we're all recovering
The slumbering and hungering
While the people all in the church all sing
La-la
Like the players in a Broadway show
Everyone that's been searching
Honey, everyone that I know
Well I'm here meandering
Down in Fort Green again
Just trying to comprehend
All the time that we just spent
I cannot wait till when
I get to see your face again
I'm all adrenaline
Gonna be a better man
And I tell you honestly
That you got a hold on me
You fell into my life and
I don't want to have you ever leave
So I tell you everything
So you're never wondering
Hell, everyone and everything
While the people in the church all sing
La-la
Like the players in a Broadway show
Everyone that's been hurting
Honey, everyone that I know
Guess at the end of it
When you take a big step back and
It don't amount to much
And there ain't a whole lot left
But since we're here and all
And you brought the beer and all
Guessing that we might as well
Get high and have a ball
Cause I tell you honestly
That you got a hold on me
I fell into your life and
I don't want to have to ever leave
So I tell you everything
So you're never wondering
Baby, if you're not convinced
Guess I'm headed for the church to sing
La-la
Like the players in a Broadway show
Everyone that's been searching
Honey, everyone that I know
All the fallen and the lonely
And the dogs in Central Park
All the gentlemen in their clubs
And the women out after dark
Everyone that's been hoping
For a feeling that can grow
Everyone that's been coping
Honey, everyone that I know
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King Commoner Los Angeles, California
Americana with electronica, made in LA.
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