KPM
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KPM
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[Answering machine message]
Hi love its [?] I just wanted to tell you I love you, and thank you for everything you are. You mean a lot to me, you really do. I Love you lots. Talk to you later, bye!
It's been years since you've gone away
I can see you in the distant light
Eight long years it will be today
Oh to see you on the road tonight
Honor and respect is what he'd say
Gotta train these kids up right
Let your yes be yes and your no be nay
Always and never are mostly lies
Always and never are mostly lies
Whoa
I remember our favorite songs
We used to sing by the fire's light
Out on the dock, these long days
Memories they cling so tight
For many years that are to come
I'll remember my father's lines
I'll tell the stories and sing the songs
Of a man who was one of a kind
Of a man who was one of a kind
Whoa
It's been years since you've gone away
I can see you in the distant light
Eight long years it will be today
Oh to see you on the road tonight
Oh to see you on the road tonight
Oh to see you on the road tonight
Oh to see you on the road tonight
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Flatfoot 56 performs "KPM", and this lyric page sits inside the Flatfoot 56 catalog on LyroVerse.
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