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Lambchop – Under The Same Moon lyrics
Sylvester's three on a tin roof
Kathy dick and the burden of proof
If you're lookin' at me you're looking at the truth
Under the same moon
An inscence burned and a rusty comb
A name and an address of a retirement home
Two neighborhood dogs who won't leave me alone
Under the same moon
A dollar and a donut lie under the bed
A woman with a basket and a shaved head
Pressed between the pages of the book we both read
Under the same moon
A powerful thirst and a crying shame
An old rugged cross and a lip that is lame
Two lovers that remember the first time they came
Under the same moon
A dress in the closet and some shoes on the rack
A harmonica and a hat that is black
If you leave this town you ain't never comin back
Under the same moon
A car alarm and a bottle that breaks
A receptionist and a creek full of snakes
Stay up all night if that's what it takes
Under the same moon
Kathy dick and the burden of proof
If you're lookin' at me you're looking at the truth
Under the same moon
An inscence burned and a rusty comb
A name and an address of a retirement home
Two neighborhood dogs who won't leave me alone
Under the same moon
A dollar and a donut lie under the bed
A woman with a basket and a shaved head
Pressed between the pages of the book we both read
Under the same moon
A powerful thirst and a crying shame
An old rugged cross and a lip that is lame
Two lovers that remember the first time they came
Under the same moon
A dress in the closet and some shoes on the rack
A harmonica and a hat that is black
If you leave this town you ain't never comin back
Under the same moon
A car alarm and a bottle that breaks
A receptionist and a creek full of snakes
Stay up all night if that's what it takes
Under the same moon
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