Canned Tomatoes
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Canned Tomatoes
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I walk slowly to the store
You don’t live here anymore
You used to live round the corner
(Cigarettes and alcohol)
Last week I turned twenty four
You don’t call me anymore
We used to speak every morning
I was sleeping on the floor
I still get the mail for
You I leave it at the door
Every letter seems a warning
Pay your rego by the fourth
Monday morning laundry or
Coffee on the garden wall
You’re good cos you’re never boring
You should probably call me more
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Courtney Barnett performs "Canned Tomatoes", and this lyric page sits inside the Courtney Barnett catalog on LyroVerse.
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