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Wooden Legs

from Broken Clocks by The Other Also

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lyrics

on a perfect evening
to drive and dream of leaving
sunset like a postcard
and nowhere to go
i was too young to know then
like i'm too young now
to know what things to keep
and what to throw out

wooden legs tumble down
i draw the cotton string
pushing light throughout
so i can read
the writing on each box

i love these little soft shirts you used to wear
and your necklaces from the southern hemisphere
who would've thought back then
they'd end up here, where...

wooden legs tumble down
i draw the cotton string
pushing light throughout
so i can read
the writing on each box

you couldn't tell me anything of what you knew
about the ends of everything i held to be true
you couldn't tell me anything
you couldn't tell me anything
you couldn't tell me anything

but you could leave
you could leave
you could leave

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from Broken Clocks, released November 26, 2007

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