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KCH
02:55
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KCH (Winding)
We warned you not to go
You shut off your telephone
Forgot your lucky ring
It didn’t mean a thing
You were invincible
And un-convince-able
You never heard a sound
Just one more time around
Winding around
You thought you couldn’t break
You put your life at stake
You felt a dizzy spell
And from the wall you fell
You woke up on the ground
And to that siren sound
You don’t belong at all
This nightmare hospital
Noose getting tighter
We hope he’s a fighter
He’s winding around and around
Blistering guitar solo
You were invincible
And un-convince-able
You never heard a sound
Just one more time around
You thought you’d never break
You put your life at stake
Always will recall
That nightmare hospital
Face getting whiter
The noose getting tighter
It’s winding around and around
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JR
03:23
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JR (Jimmy Richard)
Everybody’s putting her down
When she ain’t making the rounds
She’s throwing down
Got tired of hanging around
She’s half naked
She should have chilled on the brown
Hey Jimmy Richard
They don’t know what they’re talking about
Got his eye on a shining ring
Sparkle sparkle - ain’t gonna cost him a thing
But for now he’s gonna go on home
His friends said “you better take out a loan!”
But hey Jimmy Richard
They don’t know what they’re talking about
And they don’t know
You’ve already figured it out
Wooooooo, woooo
Look out Jimmy!
Jimmy breaks into the jewelry store and gets busted (a montage, if you will)
Hey Jimmy Richard
You’re locked up and you’re wasting away
It’s a plan gone sour:
You’re so close and they take it away
Take it away
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Eric Barlow Brooklyn, New York
Eric Barlow grew up in New England and was involved in the Boston music scene, then relocated to NYC in 2006. These are his stories.
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