"Black-Eyed Strays"
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"Black-Eyed Strays"
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Each day she holds them boys
Drunks who live on the grain
Rain starts slowly coming down
Then pounds for six straight days
Walks with the birds
Day after day
One flies in, one flies away
Can't hold onto those
black-eyed strays
one flies in, one flies away
Dreams of days of dime a dance
Rolling plains with open skies
Home's a hundred miles away
Too lonely to cry
Walks on catwalks
Cast iron decay
Passes air shafts
A wandering black eyed stray
Nurse in white walks over rooftops
Linens wave in the breeze
Cross-eyed kid is hiding low
Sneakin' under the eaves
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Mary Mcbride performs "\"Black-Eyed Strays\"", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Mcbride catalog on LyroVerse.
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