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Up come Plain Jane in a diamond silk shirt
Thinkin’ of her new lover who lives in the dirt
With a younger woman, gives him what he needs
While Jane stands by and always disagrees.
Sayin’ you don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet,
Don’tchu forget.
Bloody Mary told me in her sleep
A story ‘bout the fish that swim in the deep.
She buttons her feet and unties her shoes,
She’s always givin’ me the second-hand blues.
Sayin’ you don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet,
Don’tchu forget.
Anne of Cleves wrote me a song,
Painted me a picture that wasn’t very long
Of her King of Hearts in the Dirty Water City
Which broke my heart and filled me with pity.
Sayin’ you don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet,
Don’tchu forget.
People come and people go
And over time it begins to show.
The company’s nice but not somethin’ I need
My poems’ll still have someone to read.
Sayin’ you don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet.
You don’t know nothin’ yet,
Don’tchu forget.
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Fields Of Amber
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I dreamt of you again last night
But woke up to find my pillow there instead
And I was lyin’ on my bed
Thoughts of you running through my head.
Love can be pretty hard, wouldn’t you say?
Seems to get harder everyday.
I’ve got nothin’ to do
‘Cept sit here missin’ you,
It gets so hard.
In fields of amber I can be found
Looking for a love that is as true.
On crooked wings, my words fly through
And I send them straight to you.
Love can be pretty hard, wouldn’t you say?
Seems to get harder everyday.
I’ve got nothin’ to do
‘Cept sit here missin’ you,
It gets so hard.
Though you’re miles away
And I’m not even sure how you feel
And is my love even real?
Seems that time for me will reveal.
Love can be pretty hard, wouldn’t you say?
Seems to get harder everyday.
I’ve got nothin’ to do
‘Cept sit here missin’ you,
It gets so hard.
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Michael McInerney Chicago, Illinois
21 year old singer-songwriter from Chicago, IL. Plays a mix of Blues, Folk, Rock, a little bit of Country, and everything in between.
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