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Streetlight Sigh
04:00
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Streetlight Sigh
Bobby lies in the Lake of the Isles
He's staring up and tired of the sky
I heard a dose of thunder and wondered why
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
Too late to turn back, here we go
Couldn't hear your band on the radio
Don't want to know the reason why
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
Johnny says that it doesn't pay to try
Doesn't take a smart boy to know why
He's looking back through glassy, gravestone eyes
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
Too late to turn back, here we go
Couldn't hear your band on the radio
Don't want to know the reason why
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
All the summers that you don't recall
Everyone knew Otis would fall
Now you can't forget about the guy
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
Too late to turn back, here we go
Heard about your band on the radio
We all know the reason why
I'm sad enough to make a streetlight sigh
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Drone Jam
02:13
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Doogie Whittaker Kensington, Maryland
With influences from the Clash, Nick Cave, Tom Waits, and Patti Smith mixed with classic country, folk, and whatever catches his fancy, Doogie takes what he likes, throws it all together, and makes it his own.
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