Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bardo Pond
Canonical path: /bardo-pond/back-porch
Related lyric paths: 6
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Back Porch
Read Back Porch lyrics by Bardo Pond on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Back Porch
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Sitting out on the back porch
On the second floor
She was sitting out the back porch
Wishing everyong could hear
What she was thinking
Out on the back porch
Sitting out on the back porch
She was sitting in the back seat of love
Sitting out on the back porch
All alone with your own thoughts
I must admit that I was thinking about
When you come
Looking down into the future
I was thinking about what to say
I was thinking about when you come
Sitting out on the back porch
Sitting in the back seat of love
She was sitting out on the back porch
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