Waking Up and Walking Out
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Waking Up and Walking Out
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I slip out when my love is fast asleep
She's not my lover
She's sharing a floor with me
And we talked about her grandmother
You touch my leg
On that slow moving train
You shake like a leaf
In that cool autumn breeze
I walk in and Jolene is half undressed
She's just chewing her gum and winking at me
I'll fight her wars
And she'll smite my enemies
You bitch like a child
A spoiled only child
You smoke cigarettes
Drink wine from a flask
You whisper I'm tired
Of living this life
But I'm feeling insane
Lying here in one place
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