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Dead Of Night (single)
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Mister House, why'd you show up in my head
Don't you know Mister House that you're thirty years dead
Mister House, if you asked me for the time of day
Would I just laugh and throw my watch away?
Well they come around in the dead of night
I know it's strange but it feels alright
Fathers, heroes and the restless wake
in the darkest hour before morning breaks
Mister Bracey, why'd you give up on the blues
Just to toe the line in those preacher shoes
Did your brown mamma bring you to your knees
Or did you die from the slow-killin' heart disease?
Sideburns, work shirt, laboured breath
Twenty five years since the old man's death
He's on the front step just like way back when
And it's good to see the old man again
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Rob Hutten Halifax, Nova Scotia
Singer / songwriter / guitarist guy from Halifax, NS.
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