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Hallelujah
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(Briefcase Suitcase, Vol. 2)
(Remember every detail)
[Verse 1]
I met a rhinestone cowgirl/
And bought drugs off the street/
Then I paced the city senseless/
I'm not sure when I'll leave/
[Chorus]
Hallelujah/
Halle-hallelujah/
I'm not sure what that means/
But it's sure fun to sing/
[Verse 2]
I was wishful thinking/
And you know where that leads/
Took the trailway west once/
Found gold in the springs/
[Chorus]
Hallelujah/
Halle-hallelujah/
I'm not sure what that means/
But it's sure fun to sing/
[Verse 3]
Hold tight, we're out in the open/
I think they're trying to save us/
One night soon/
Let's explore the homeland/
I've only seen in pictures/
She said I'm not like you baby/
You always want more/
There's a part of you standing somewhere/
At a train stop in Kenosha/
In someone else's bedroom/
At your mother's home on Christmas/
Where the live oak tree is growing/
As a second time pallbearer/
Would you please just pay attention?/
I said would you please just pay attention/
Damn/
I guess it doesn't really matter/
I just want to know/
Will you let me in?/
I just want to know?/
Will you let me in?/
I just wanna, I just wanna/
[Breakdown]
I just want to know/
Know, know, know, know, know, know, know, know/
Know, know, know, know/
Will you let me in?/
In, in, in, in, in, in, in, in/
In, in, in, in/
I just want to know/
Know, know, know, know, know, know, know, know/
Know, know, know, know/
Will you let me in?/
In, in, in, in, in, in, in, in/
In, in, in, in/
[Outro]
Hold tight, we're out in the open/
I think they're trying to save us/
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Frank Samuel Nashville, Tennessee
songwriter // live hardware
remember every details
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