Summer Kitchen Ballad
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Summer Kitchen Ballad
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Sat in the kitchen with an asthma cigarette
Out the window with an inch of regret
It's a gray world
Sold all the gear that he had in the shed
Gave him a hard time so he up and quit
It's a gray world
And the old van is tired and slow
It wouldn't go
Down at the quarry to have a swim
I took off my shirt but you won't go in
It's a gray world
Later at the fire with a marshmallow stick
You ware embarrassed cause she was so thin
It's a gray world
And the old van is tired and slow
It wouldn't go
It wouldn't go
It wouldn't go
It wouldn't go
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Josh Rouse performs "Summer Kitchen Ballad", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Rouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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