Parkway Blue Blinder
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Parkway Blue Blinder
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Well the days are short and the nights are long.
A room slowly fills with song.
All I need is one reminder,
Parkway Blue Blinder.Well I begged and cheated and I borrowed,
for my life upon the road.
I'm still looking for some gold,
at the end of my rainbow.Someday,
I will find her.
On a Parkway Blue Blinder.On the Parkway,
on an Autumn day.
Leaves fall like confetti,
in a New York parade.
In a strange way I know I care.
Of you and me in truth or dare.
So into my lover's eyes I stare,
perfect circles in a square
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