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I wanna lose my phone, sit here alone, forget out there and forget to care but I can't. No, I can't.
I wanna disconnect the television set. I wanna turn out the lights, just get high for the rest of the night...while everybody outside just loses their damn mind.
Glory, Glory Hallelujah. Gotta believe there are better days. Running down old streets from our younger years. Now don't it seem like they all run the same way.
I wanna love thy neighbor but Im afraid of the weather; it's getting bad out there, aint no shame in being scared. Its mean and I'm aware.
Im just trying to keep my face off the evening news, my bills paid and my baby from singing the blues. We all do what we can do. Now I'm seeing things in their eyes I don't recognize.
Glory, Glory Hallelujah. Gotta believe there are better days. Taking out old records form our younger years. Some of these records just won't play.
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Mike Hewlett & The Racket Memphis, Tennessee
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