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Almost Always

"Almost Always" is a popular song, written by Lew Douglas, Frank Lavere and Kathleen Lichty. It was recorded by Joni James in 1953. The recording was released by MGM as catalog number 11470. The song was only on the Billboard magazine charts for one week, reaching #18 on May 9, 1953. The flip side was "Is It Any Wonder?" more »

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I'll remember the space in your clothes
Your skin stretched set 
To tear over your bones
As weak as those might be
Such frail things still protruding 
I'll remember that hook in your cheek
Your empty house 
And the daily drowning 
Of a character supporting 
Such modern plotless nothing 
Or those scrapes from 
Her nails on your arms
Your flesh joined by a fear 
Of the dark and your exit and returning 
Such reluctant amputees 

But you're alright, alright
You're alright, alright 
You seem alright to me

So knock your head in the wall till it bleeds
Or serve spine bent, parallel the concrete 
Or maintain that steady stream 
Of poison of your choosing 
Because till it's all ripped away
Bare walls and picture frames
Bones ground down in the street 
Your blood run dry at the last heart beat
It won't be worth anything 
Dust to dust like everything
And I hear my voice repeat 
Alright, alright, seems alright to me 

But there's all of the things that 
You'll never know
All of the things that 
You'll never know 
And it's alright

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