The Shady Side Of The Street
from A Good Ghost by Dog Without Warning
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lyrics
I crossed to the shady side of the street
I needed a change of scenery
I missed long cries and long sleeves
A little bitter to balance out the sweet
A cold edge will wake you from your sleep
Remind you of the things you’ll never see
And an old hard bed will keep you keen
like this February frost preserves your dreams
I missed you before I let you go
I stayed past my welcome, now I know
But your tears can’t rain down on me
back here on the sunny side of the street
I needed a change of scenery
I missed long cries and long sleeves
A little bitter to balance out the sweet
A cold edge will wake you from your sleep
Remind you of the things you’ll never see
And an old hard bed will keep you keen
like this February frost preserves your dreams
I missed you before I let you go
I stayed past my welcome, now I know
But your tears can’t rain down on me
back here on the sunny side of the street
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from A Good Ghost,
track released January 7, 2011
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Dog Without Warning
Dog Without Warning is a SF Bay Area Band consisting of Kevin Costa, Dustin Miller, Tom Fields, Jeremy Beck and Mike Tuciarone. They record and play original rock music that makes them happy.
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