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Memory

by Caskey Russell

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Memory, the ruin of me, a little gap-toothed bastard who follows me All is green, sun and stream, makes me forget the rain that damn near drowned me Hear that wine glass on the floor calling to be filled once more Memory, haunting me, a heavy bear that always goes with me A lying bore in drop-seat drawers takes off twenty pounds And adds an extra inch or more Hear that wine glass on the floor calling to be filled once more Fragments of the past all tangled up in blue Is life just fragments of the stupid shit we do Just when I think I've had enough you come crawling back to me The wind chasing the fog over a lonely sea Memory, a lonely sea, little clam shell houses babe for you and me Memory, the ruin of me, a little gap-toothed bastard always follows me Hear that wine glass on the floor calling to be filled once more

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