American Chronicle
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American Chronicle
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Snow, a weird song on the radio
Tells the tale of a doll
I'm perishing dead drunk
On the back of a blue cab
Los Angeles under snow
To live with crazy men
Undo the knots my angel
You have frozen dolls eyes
Los Angeles
Capital city of pain
Drunk and insane
Gives herself up finally
Los Angeles under snow
Undo the knots my angel
You have frozen dolls eyes
The ones on the magazines
And you know it
Fancy you more right now
I'm leaving you my dears
I'm leaving you all
Among the leaves there
And the wind
The breeze and the light
I shall get back to the mist
To alcohol, the world weariness
My cardinal pain
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