Fred Eaglesmith - Cigarette machine
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GStumbling passed your house baby,Dat the break of day.
i tAmhought i saw your siluhette, daCncing cross the shade
and i wGent out to the mission ,Dand i called and called your name.
Amtill and angel with a face like yours, Ccame down and let me in
i thought i saw your reflection, in a cigarette machine
in a bottle in a dutter ,in a window on the street
In a store front,in a picture,on and old broken TV
i swear it was you,staring back at me!
i heard soldiers voices, by the city gate
what took his life on the ground,they made me look away
and i spilled you on the meter, and i chopped you into lies.
And over some old kitchen sink, i swore i let you down
i thought i saw your reflection in a cigarette machine
in a bottle in a dutter ,in a window on the street,
in a store front, in a picture,on an old broken TV
i swear it was you,staring back at me!
oh radio and broken meters, doggy things i read.
worn out moviestars,and faded limousines.
and i battle through my own charades, of coffee cups and clowns.
i can't keep up with parades, I keep falling down.
i thought i saw your reflection in a cigarette machine
in a bottle in a dutter ,in a window on the street,
in a store front, in a picture,on an old broken TV
i swear it was you,staring back at me!
in a store front, in a picture,on an old broken TV
i swear it was you,staring back at me!