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Out Of My Mind
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Well if you don't really mind
I'll smash my brains into the dry concrete
Dirty the streets with
Lovely blood and crazy brains
When I have time
Call you out or count you in
It's all your call for it's all the same to me
Don't tell them I'm growing old
Shaking tambourines grey and lame
It's all a shame I
Shook the apple trees
And turned out like I did
Call you out or count you in
It's all your call for it's all the same to me
You have a reason to dig
Deep into the earth
You'll have to try harder
A little harder than that
Call you out or count you in
It's all your call for it's all the same to me
You can laugh if you want
We're all laughing anyway
You can laugh if you want
It's all a joke anyway
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Trip Gunn Asheville, North Carolina
Trip Gunn is electronic pop music with guitars by Chris Lockhart, of Asheville, NC.
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