Sister Shirley
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Sister Shirley
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Everyone that should has got their dark glasses on
But it's not as warm as i expected
I've paraded your photo through san mateo
Dreamin' '86 was resurrected
Chorus
And some thought they'd seen you, sister shirley
I swear i saw you meeting them
With better clothes and a different smile
Where on earth should i begin
Northern california's got that brochure appeal
But where's the wine that you poeticized
Nineteen and pregnant and hatin' the means
You responded to your thought dream cries
Chorus
Sun affirms the bayshore freeway, the moon burns bright in burlingame
Two weeks straight our daily bread's conclusions turn the same
Face me if and when i face you, black and white, how we embrace you
We love you and we hate you
Chorus
What's your name now, sister shirley
Did you run to better ground
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SOJA performs "Sister Shirley", and this lyric page sits inside the SOJA catalog on LyroVerse.
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