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David Nail

She said, "California," as a tear fell down her cheek "Small town Missouri just ain't the life for me." Waved goodbye to mom and dad, and all her friends

Verse 1 so this is how it ends this is where it all goes down this is what I don't love you feels like It ain't the middle of the night and it ain't

November's almost over, gentle winter's on the way Still I sit here on this balcony, smoke my brain away Waiting on that phone to ring Wondering which

If heaven's where your soul gets fed Your hell is an empty bed But it's never hard to keep it full There ain't too many arms you have to pull You think

I ain't never seen the snowfall on the Delta Like the one that's gonna cover all of New York tonight But it sure do remind me of those miles and miles

I ain?t never seen the snowfall on the Delta Like the one that?s gonna cover all of New York tonight But it sure do remind me of those miles and miles

I can hear you Downstairs Crying on the phone Telling someone That I'm here But you still feel All alone Maybe We were too young Goodbye I've gotta go

I know what you think, here we go again The same waste of potential that I?ve always been I?ve been given chances and I?ve burned some bridges up Had

I was the only one down at Keeva Dun who didn't drive a car that wasn't cool enough just a baby blue parking lot Grand Am not exactly a magnet for the