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Boxer Joe
03:19
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"Mr. Boxer named Joe broke his nose and his middle finger late night after kissing the ring three times
I live next to the fucker in a run down part of town, I can't tell you how many nights he's cried
Oh my head, don't desert me now
Oh my friend, I am down and out
Mr. Boxer named Joe got a call on the telephone, got a match set up with Big Mean Al
Big Mean Al was local legend ‘round here, for three straight years he’s held the crown
Now Joe was a man who you couldn’t really call a man, last time I checked he only weighed 145 pounds
Oh my friend, what have you got yourself into now
Oh my friend, he ain’t backin’ down
Oh my head, he looks down and out
Oh my head, how he’s bleedin’ now
I think it’s over now"
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The Lifeboat
03:59
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"Close your eyes, there's nothing worth waking for
The search has given up hope
We'll be here dying on this lifeboat
We'll be here drifting away
I'm leaning into wind, feeling chilling blows
Trying to believe maybe the waves will take me home
I thought that I had been alone before
But looking back I wonder what did I ever really know?
Did I ever really know?
Did I ever really know?"
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Troy.J.Crossley Asheville, North Carolina
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