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Brian Jones
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Piece of Trash
03:44
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Shot a Hole
03:39
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If the Sky Grows Dry
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Saint Paul suffered in dreams
and reality
Could not deal with his
duality
And in the refrigeration of life
He could not find him a wife
Oh Smoking, his ashes did not
perish
One flag-pole leg stood out of his
cherished
car, and in the train wreck of crazy people
he stood out like the stained glass
of the tallest church
Oh Saint Paul -
If you nod off during the song
Baby you've done no wrong/harm
Well Bobby had that lovely hair
Fell all 'round his face like
heaven's underwear
and the shape of his
eyes,
offered up such a
surprise.
If the sky grows dry and cracked
you might want Bobby behind
your back
and if the heavens filled up
with wonder from Bobby's cup.
Oh what a
teenage whore
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Forked Tongue
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The Bad Seed
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Those Snow White Doves
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Spiritual Family Reunion Nashville, Tennessee
Songs of dreams, nature, observation, and life stories, by a little-known, somewhat respected artist, writer, and musician, who sometimes has a band.Thank you so much, followers and supporters! I need you.
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