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Postcard From Topeka

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Postcard From Topeka

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You ain't this trainwreck

Or this ugly town

You ain't your daddy the midget

Or mama whoring around

You ain't your uncle eddy

Robbing convenience stores

With his leg blowed off

In someone else's war

You ain't your money

It ain't my truth

Or my southern auntie

Making love to fruit

He ain't your your savior

Or my funny valentine

Locked up tight

In the double wide

It's just a picture under skies so blue

A postcard from topeka

While we were passing through

Postcard from topeka

It ain't my mojo working

This ain't your land

Or my old moo cow

Or your nail in his hand

It ain't your will, baby

It ain't your shame

Stuck in your heart

So please just give it away

It's just a picture

Tried but true

A postcard from topeka

As we were passing through

You ain't good or bad

It ain't right or wrong of you

Or these days on the river

Or my loving the blues

No it wasn't your teardrops

It wasn't your son

Laying in the blue lights

Dead and gone

No it ain't your fault

In the end it's true

All we got's this postcard from topeka

As we were passing through

Were just passing through

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