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Remembering You
Written October 1989 Appears on Out From Under The Covers
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Got a picture of you and I and a dog We were visiting L.A. breathing in smog Or were we back in London, I'm in a fog I can't remember if that was you anyway. Or I think that dog was really a deer We were feeding it in mountains not far from here We gave it cheetos and a half a can of warm beer And all those buildings were the local tourist trap. Bridge: We visited Ripley's Believe Or Not Museum And toured through some dead dude's mausoleum And we were stuck up there 'til 11pm 'Cause my car had a flat and I didn't have a jack And the towing guy wouldn't accept the fact That I wanted to pay with my VISA Gold. |
So tell me please does any of this sound familiar I'm not sure if that was you or maybe my sister I tried looking for notes on the back of the picture But all it said was "This paper manufactured by Kodak". I got this picture of you and I and a dog I'm not sure if that was you or if that was a dog It's out of focus and the lens cap might not have been off But it's been great remembering you anyway. ©1989 James (Gary) Geniesse |
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