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Oregon Lyrics by W.C. Lindsay

Easy Victim, Charitable Deceptions

2014

[Verse 1]
Just some gold on my tongue
The western pole is pulling me by my taste buds
Are you just in my mind
Just in my mind or actually someone
[Chorus]
The sun rises where I am
The sun sets where you are
Well I will follow it to you
I will follow the sun
The sun rises where I am
The sun sets where you are
Well I will follow the sun
I will follow you to Oregon
[Verse 2]
I will get my rest on the plane
This drunken Midwest reality
Am I insane
Are you real at all
Are you paper
Are you sound
Are you anything
Are you anything
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
We went walking in the country
The great barren country
The green barren fields
Were moving under our feet
As we crushed blades of grass
Saw some birds flying past
As we came to the trees where we decided to meet
As I broke through the bush
Like a toilet I flush
My mind so I could focus in
But the bush was too thick
I got lost in the sticks
And I never did see you again
No
I got lost in your long brown hair
Oh I got lost in the whole wide world
I'm still lost in her long blonde hair
Oh I'm still lost in the woods
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W.C. Lindsay

W.C. Lindsay

About “Oregon” by W.C. Lindsay

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"Oregon" appears on "Easy Victim, Charitable Deceptions" in 2014.

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