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Driving on my own... Wednesday morning...
Chords from "Motor Away" by Guided By Voices

On our way to Roosevelt / He knew exactly how I felt / He knew exactly what mistakes I’d make / He knew the left, he knew the right / Would i go left? He knew I might / But there’s a left I really shouldn’t take / I dropped him off on Fuller Ave / The day was grey, the roads were bad / I turned and parked and curved til I was done / I picked him up and took him home / And sped back off all on my own / For once, this time, the paper sure did come / Pedal down, I look around / Make sure no cops around / It’s simply a race against time / It’s me versus him / You better bet on me to win / Now it’s back to the scene of the crime...
On my way to Roosevelt / The rain had cleared / The ice did melt / I took the left I really shouldn’t take / With no one looking over me / I was who I was meant to be / I should’ve stayed in bed not awake

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from A Week In The Life (featuring Tea Sky Blue), released April 25, 2016

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