The boots are falling,
Just outside the door.
The clothes are packed,
Dont need much more.
The sunlight is bouncing back,
From the black street,
Leaving some behind but,
Got so many people to meet.
The signs dont say it,
The map dont show,
How many miles that,
I have left to go.
Ill head on south,
Drive by the dawn,
By they you wake up,
I will already be gone.
By the time I arrive,
Youll already have lost,
The shape of my face,
And a hold on the cost.
I have some money,
Some stolen none lent,
And Im leaving the car,
Where the repo men can be sent.
The Suns almost drowned,
But I got too far to go,
There are no clouds haunting me,
Ya know the stars are all different in Mexico.
So Ill head on South,
Drive by the dawn,
By the time you wake up,
Ill already be gone.
Ill already be gone.
Im already gone.















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"Your life is defined by its opportunities...even the ones you miss..." -The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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You saw nothing!
Hey, ever hang at Chumley's to soak up the dust jackets and marred tables? Pre-fire, of course.
Frost was the most distant thing from my mind.
Pre-fire?
If I am in a bar it could be on fire and I would not notice.
I am 1/2 through a bottle of rum and I got home 25 minutes ago.
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I'm at home cooking KD (best on the street, so the kids say) and sipping Ontario wine.
Chumleys is this hidden bar... in NYC. Famous authors got pissed there. This is an important ritural. Kind of like lucky underwear.
My place is this shithole called McSorley's (there are a few in the city) but this one has peanut shells on the floor, tables you can carve into and they brew their own horrible beer for like 3 bucks a glass
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For about a year I bummed around with these rich Rhode Island brothers with fantastic weed and they paid for everything.
Thought they were writers but...not so...I am sure we were there but prefire or post...no clue
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God bless this rum upon my table,
Fuck the boys in Iraq,
While we all sit here eating pizza,
They know they won’t be coming back.
Ask me questions about the Indians,
The ones that run around the seems,
While the old folk remember Berlin,
They talk about the American Dream.
So bless this rum in my bottle,
While they die for gasoline,
While I press upon my throttle,
They die for diamonds that gleam.
Oh mother bring me home to Jersey,
Where the quiet waves collide,
With the beaches that we prey on,
And the secrets that we hide.
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