Crawl After You
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Crawl After You
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I cannot be depended on to lie here
And casually watch as you go waltzing by
I've been shook so bad that I cannot stand to utilize my feet
So I gotta crawl after you, tell you who I am
I was raised by a tribe of Vegas cowboys
Who claim I was born from a union of dust and wind
And when I came of age, well I sailed away, yep I'm gone, I'm in Rio Grande
Now I gotta crawl after you, tell you who I am
And today is the day I caught up with you
I see you walking by the cafe near
Well, should I stay here on this bus stop bench?
So strange to see you after all these years
So I cannot be depended on to lie here
And casually watch as you go waltzing by
I've been shook so bad that I cannot stand to utilize my feet
So I gotta crawl after you, tell you who I am
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