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Poor thing (she ran into the window)
I keep it clean (she'd make one lousy kamikaze)
Poor thing (she's brought a lot of bags along)
Her dad's so mean (or so she's saying, she's creating)
Poor thing (she's never seen an ocean)
Her mind is closed (her mind's not working)
She's vaguely Alamosa
She's small town charm with big town fantasy
And each new day I'm coming closer
To throwing it in
To living in sin
Please don't tell me she's all wrong
This feels too good
What should I do about her?
(Get out, get out...)
My head is swimming for sure
(Get out, get out...)
What should I do about her?
She's vaguely Alamosa
She's small town charm with big town fantasy
And each new day I'm coming closer
To throwing it in
To living in sin
Please don't tell me she's all wrong
This feels too good
What should I do about her?
(Get out, get out...)
My head is swimming for sure
(Go, leave now, don't you dare turn around again
Go, leave now, just go don't turn around)
What should I do about her?
Too late, I've fallen for her

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from Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, released March 6, 2009

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Jeremy Facknitz' style, continuously optimistic despite past battles with depression and alcoholism, epitomizes the strength of such confessional greats as Jim Croce and Gordon Lightfoot, with an obvious wink to Michael Penn in the chord changes, a nod to Radiohead in the rule-breaking, and an appreciation for melody and structure that would make Elvis Costello feel the torch had been passed. ... more

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