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1542 Lyrics by Mary Timony

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[Verse 1]
I watched your father’s house from 1542
You watched me on the couch, knocked out by the blues
Your friend was a louse, but I tried to make him see
The devil inside me and the song of the bee
Way down below, you played the Fender Rhodes
How was I supposed to know that you did not even like me?
These Polaroids are black, but in them, you can see
There’s nothing inside you and nothing in me
[Verse 2]
The radio played on while no one was homе
There werе fires everywhere and leaves on the stairs
The engine arrived at your Florida motel
For a hundred dead souls that can’t be found at all
Out on the lawn, I stood by the pool
Your house was just as tall, the needle and the jewel

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"1542" appears on "Mountains".

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