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Artist: Smoke Signals
Canonical path: /smoke-signals/all-offenses
Related lyric paths: 6
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All Offenses
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All Offenses
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Room, two fourteen
Oh whiskey woman with tatooed sleeves
I see your face but couldn’t even guess your name
My Missouri night
I fell for sisters that fed me lies
Saying don’t leave until the morning shows
I am guitly of all offenses
Their lease on life should justify a sentence
My heart's filled with good intentions
But I'm acting like I haven't heard a word
I found that Austin keeps
My ghosts on 2nd and Trinity
Summer dames stirring like a hurricane
Oh, oh Illinois
You were the best thing sent to destroy
What I know but helping me to think of home
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