Sun Medallion
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Sun Medallion
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Down on the dream today
In the graveyard where I do my dreamin'
Tied my hair in braids
Yeah the colored pinwheels spinnin'
Smoking pipe
Thought I'd get away
But I can't go anywhere without my sun medallion
So I got into my car this morning
On the street where I do my livin'
She's a mean green Chevrolet
Yeah I felt the engine turnin
Black coffee
Standard transmission
You know I can't go anywhere without my sun medallion
Somebody said to me
You know you got to take it or use it
So show me a path to the mountains
The color the sky will bring me
You know you got to do the dance
Let go of your body
And with no doubt?
I love you
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