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I still smell the gasoline |
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She doused the house and fled the scene |
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I'm sick as I have ever been she said |
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She took a bus and moved upstate |
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Got a job and changed her name |
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And sat around and drank for days and wept |
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And I still smell the summer breeze |
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The torches soaked in kerosene |
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When I still thought we both believed in more |
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And I recall her calling me |
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A brittle voice, a vacancy |
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When I still felt complacency in love |
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I still smell the cigarettes |
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The scent stuck on her cotton dress |
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Her parents smoked inside of her old house |
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And our frames composed silhouettes |
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In front of her old T.V. set |
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And I wish I could get back to there now |
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Yes I wish I could get back to there now |
