Amica Montana
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Amica Montana
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The baby's so simian
I guess we never evolved completely
You can see it in me
A naked grass widow moment
Did you see his beautiful eyes
In the red twilight
We've done our time
In the pressure cooker
On arnica montana
With the desperate
Tearing down the highway
Like they've got no place to stay
A fulgent fourth grader
Dressed in nylon and blue
A sheepish smile just for you
We've done our time
In the pressure cooker
On arnica montana
With the desperate
Tearing down the highway
Like they've got no place to stay
We lit our caps
And fingernails
And leaves behind the back porch
Through the smoke
Four shining eyes
The future's later
Everybody's here
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Kristin Hersh performs "Amica Montana", and this lyric page sits inside the Kristin Hersh catalog on LyroVerse.
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