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Fell Off The Dock Lyrics by Jim Bryson

The Falcon Lake Incident

2010

They shoot at the birds
And howl at the moon
And everybody loved it here but you
They drank through the days
'Cause the evenings end too soon
And everybody loved it here but you
No this is not no more
Like the places you were before
No this is not your version of the country
Forgettin’ all the words
And singin' out of tune
And everybody loved it here but you
And no this is not no more
Like the places you were before
No this is not your kind of country
We'd scream in the sun
Pass out in the afternoon
And everybody loved it here but you
Forgettin’ all the words
And singin' out of tune
And everybody loved it here but you
And everybody loved it here but you
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Jim Bryson

Jim Bryson

About “Fell Off The Dock” by Jim Bryson

Read the complete lyrics to "Fell Off The Dock" by Jim Bryson from the album "The Falcon Lake Incident" in 2010. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Indie Folk, Pop.

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"Fell Off The Dock" is credited to Jim Bryson. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Fell Off The Dock" appears on "The Falcon Lake Incident" in 2010.

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