Hawthorne to Hennepin Songtext
von Clint Michigan
Hawthorne to Hennepin Songtext
There′s a painting of a ship,
The sails are made of string,
Christmas lights hang down from the sky,
I promise and I plea to a computer screen,
To do my best from August to July...
There's a painting of a bridge,
But from where I used to live,
Everything′s gone alright,
What my brother could have been,
That's what I've been wondering,
from Hawthorne to Hennepin
to Brooklyn and back again...
There′s a painting of a priest
Underneath the hancock train
Christmas lights hang down from the sky,
Paper dolls say pray to a water-color stain
to keep us safe from August to July...
August to July...
August to July...
August to July...
July...
The sails are made of string,
Christmas lights hang down from the sky,
I promise and I plea to a computer screen,
To do my best from August to July...
There's a painting of a bridge,
But from where I used to live,
Everything′s gone alright,
What my brother could have been,
That's what I've been wondering,
from Hawthorne to Hennepin
to Brooklyn and back again...
There′s a painting of a priest
Underneath the hancock train
Christmas lights hang down from the sky,
Paper dolls say pray to a water-color stain
to keep us safe from August to July...
August to July...
August to July...
August to July...
July...
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