Blue Sky
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Blue Sky
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Blue sky
It's a bad lie
It's a cheap high
It's a fake cry
It's a small town
With a big frown
And i never want
To hear it again
Well he drank wine
And he drank gin
But most of the time
It drank him
Till' he grew thin
And he rocks himself
To sleep again
She was nineteen
She was a prom queen
She had big dreams
Wore blue jeans
She had no clue
And a tattoo
Yes and who knew
What the future could hold
Yes its untold
But i never want to hear it again
Now there's cheap wine
On a cheap dress
She fought him
But he fought best
Such a contest
And i never want
To hear it again
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Jackie Greene performs "Blue Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackie Greene catalog on LyroVerse.
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