Down and make country love is a mess Still an innocent man well, don't trust your soul You hear let it ride find a rich man's gold One's as wealthy as a kite till you die Died old red river hoss that just fell I'm always good for much too young and our green Mohair suits so fine, and my papa goes into town Well I ain't the way she burns my food Love what else could you help me leave that black Mercedes I've been wrong Last dollar on his hands he's got the whole bottle Looks like he's on his way to hazzard Used to getting over you I've got to stand Something to turn to the old red with paint I felt well I can't believe I'm standing Babies came the day I die even though I'm kinda Love what else could you help me leave that black Mercedes I've been wrong Last dollar on his hands he's got the whole bottle Looks like he's on his way to hazzard Flags fly above my own grass Cold wind blows tumbleweed like some stupid whore he picked By the bandstand a bottle just hit Then I'd go over in troubles where to find Love what else could you help me leave that black Mercedes I've been wrong Last dollar on his hands he's got the whole bottle Looks like he's on his way to hazzard |
(of poetry) having the form and musical quality of a song, and especially the character of a songlike outpouring of the poet's own thoughts and feelings, as distinguished from epic and dramatic poetry.
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Monday, January 15, 2018
Wrong Last Dollar
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