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Eddie’s Jalopy Jungle Lyrics by Chris Sohre

Who Will Know

1994

These are the sounds
Crackling coals and ticking clocks
Waves of wind on clear crisp afternoon
Animal prints blemish the snow
A hollow drama played hours ago
Sun's slipping under the pain
Say goodbye to the day again
I gaze to the red-orange ball
As it slides behind cool black metal crane
And wonder
The reasons
Why lives are hung in petty balance
Why?
What selfish profit justifies this?
Storm window rattles a chilling song
Echoes a strain that something is wrong
Twilight shadows the barn
Distant hooves of the pale horse come and gone
These are the sounds
Crackling coals and ticking clocks
Waves of wind on clear crisp afternoon
Sun's slipping under the pain
Say goodbye to the day again

About “Eddie’s Jalopy Jungle” by Chris Sohre

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"Eddie’s Jalopy Jungle" appears on "Who Will Know" in 1994.

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