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Just South Of Beyond

from Hark Back Blues (2021) by Dan Frechette

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Just South Of Beyond

Here's a girl I once fell for
here she lies on a street corner
over there's the house she used to hide in
That's where I tried to help her out
that's where she washes up
when she wants a coffee cup
when she wants a store to let her in

Here's where we used to lay
here's where I made my mistakes
here's where I told her I loved her
This is the floor I used to sweep her off on
these are the words that I used wrong
just south of beyond

Now I pass in amusement
she doesn't know my name
I don't have any doubt
If I can live off love I'd die from hate
Where will I be when the tables turn?
When will the karma begin?
Where will the unwritten rules find me
when revenge is in the wind?

Here's where we used to lay
here's where I made my mistakes
here's where I told her I loved her
This is the floor I used to sweep her off on
these are the words that I used wrong
just south of beyond

Here's a girl I once fell for
here she lies on a street corner
over there's the house she used to hide in

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from Hark Back Blues (2021), released November 18, 2021

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