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Continental Drifters

It was a spring day in Ohio You were such a special child Let's hold you out the window Oh, just see the small crowd smile Let's take you home and make

Near the dawn she crept in Sittin' on the edge of a bed made up to look like it'd been slept in And it was dark where I was lying But I could see her

I had joy and I was strong And I was good at holding on And I had heart and I had soul And if I wanted to I could even make it snow Anytime Did I look

Nobody wants to do it alone And everyone wants a happy home But there's somethin' that no one needs It strangles like a glove Nobody wants a desperate

Graduation day and you sum up broke Shuffle your feet and then bum a smoke You were so convinced that it came up great There was no one there to tell

and lovers And mothers and confidantes We were born alone We're alone when we're gone So while we're here We might as well just We are all drifters (We're all drifters

Don't do what I did Don't do what I have done Turning the world against you All in the name of having fun You've got yourself to blame You'll only feel

Business as usual usually goes All the way always and never means no You shoot past the mountains on en route to the store There's no time, no windows

Written by peter holsapple Main voice: susan Produced by continental drifters & mike mayeux Released on 'vermilion' (1999) Well, I could be persuaded