Bound Red Gideon
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Bound Red Gideon
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I'd been road bound, drunk on summertime
When you up and left
Saying doubts about me'd slow been surfacing
Like grass through the cement
Hotel held a bound red gideon into which i sunk my teeth
Searching for love unconditional, dreaming without sleep
Alone, you see
With answers few and far between
Are you taking sips of loneliness and mouthfuls more of grief?
Cuz i don't know just what i'm looking for
A town or a person, a painting, a face
A song on my stereo telling me good love is on the way
Oh me of such little faith
There's no sense in wondering what was meant or what will be in time
But time and time again, i think of you and hope you're doing fine
Apart and free
Just a ghost, how you're meant to be
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Who performs "Bound Red Gideon"?
Charlene Kaye performs "Bound Red Gideon", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlene Kaye catalog on LyroVerse.
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