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Losing Carolina; For Drusky Lyrics by Flotation Toy Warning

Bluffer’s Guide to the Flight Deck

2002

[Spoken Word]
In 1924, Beatrice Harrison played her cello in a Surrey Wood
Accompanied by a nightingale
[Chorus]
I have the captain on the line
Wants to know who made it through this time
Wants to know who's smiling this time
Don't know what the captain has to say
On how this decorated man became a boy
Doesn't want to know that it's bedtime
Wants just one more game to see him through nighttime
Although they took his men away
He wants the paper and the empty box to stay
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
I have the captain on the line
Wants to know who made it through this time
Wants to know who's smiling this time
Although they took his men away
He wants the paper and the empty box to stay
[Instrumental Break]
[Refrain]
Drusky, Drusky
Drusky, Drusky
[Spoken Word]
Drusky wanted God to return his youth
And grant him the guitar-playing skills of the famous guitarists
Along with resurrecting his mother
And his pet pigeon
[Refrain]
Drusky, Drusky
Drusky, Drusky
[Spoken Word]
If God failed to appear in court
Federal rules of civil procedure
Said he must lose by default
[Refrain]
Drusky, Drusky
Drusky, Drusky
[Instrumental Outro]

About “Losing Carolina; For Drusky” by Flotation Toy Warning

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