Marriage
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Marriage
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Just coming into where I store my hair
Just in the rift of golden brown
Opening up a hole of light
The swallowing epic as we fuse
No children that sigh
Though listening we hear them
So we die
Who has the blues
Not I
Check him in another day
And stand him in the new way
You and me sister
Need to hang on to a bigger day
Closer to joining
Closer to death
Clear the streets for us
See if they have any water
in that house down the road
And I will wait here for you
And watch the women roll by
And if you don't come back soon
I'll pass out right here and die
And so I die
Who has the blues
Not I
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