Calvin Cassidy
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Calvin Cassidy
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Sipping light beer at the ten strike bar
Trying to forget how you got where you are
You quit for good the third time around
But needed cash for the sports car that you found.
Ivy league, hard work is what it meant
You're pushing pallets in Encino for rent
Your bro in Boston has got one year to go
But you've stranded yourself here in Encino.
Calvin Cassidy
You are day behind the world
And it's eating you alive
It's not what you had in mind
Living tragically
Ten long years feeling sorry for yourself
You should know by now you can't blame someone else
If you drown in sorrow every night
You will never find the time to make it right.
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