You'll (Probably) be ok
from Short Songs for Sad Children, Vol. 1 by Daniel John Marsden
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Leave your manners back at home tonight so we can talk without these forced pleasantries and flashing lights, like the time you sat on your tree and cried because your friends dont call as often as you'd like. So I wrote a song to put your face straight, it didn't work but you'd heard worse, but this is a good one, this is a good one. If the trains don't run then you can't get home and that's alright
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from Short Songs for Sad Children, Vol. 1,
released July 1, 2012
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