Moving To The Tundra
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Moving To The Tundra
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I should've known, baby I should've known better
But its nothing that can't be solved on the highway
I hear Alaska's nice, or maybe just North Carolina
And if I disappear, baby I'll call by the weekend
Allow me to clear my head
And I've been sitting on my hands
Love has been on my mind
Oh my god that's twice
In a week or two, wake me up from this nightmare
I'll be sober enough to clean the grass from my bed sheets
That's when I'll declare, "I'm never drinking again"
And if I disappear, baby I'll call by the weekend
Allow me to clear my head
And I've been sitting on my hands
Love has been on my mind
Oh my god that's twice
Allow me to clear my head
And I've been sitting on my hands
Love has been on my mind
Oh my god that's twice
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