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Washington Street
03:10
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It's cold here on Washington Street
Iv'e got no money and nothing to eat
I'm waiting on your telephone call
Wondering how I wound up
In this mess at all
The rent is due today
Iv'e got no job so Iv'e got no pay
No smoke to feed my head
And the only peace I can find
Is with you in bed
So darling
Bring it on over
These words are plain and clear
So darling
Bring it on over
And I won't worry
About what's out there
They're eating in their fancy restaurants
Smoking their fat cigars
While I stand outside getting wet in the rain
Knowing that the day will come
When you and will be the ones
To show them that underneath the stars
We're all the same
So darling
Bring it on over
These words are plain and clear
So darling
Bring it on over
And I won't worry
About what's out there
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Mediocre Man
03:04
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Michigan Picker
03:14
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Sandy Beach Lane
03:21
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Hey Momma
02:40
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6. |
Baby Rides The Train
02:45
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Touching You
03:12
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Benson Ridge Jersey City, New Jersey
Many artists search their entire life trying to find the perfect muse to inspire and challenge them to create a meaningful connection between themselves and the world they in. My little Michigan picker has done that for me. Thank you Sandy.
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