G 320003C 332000Am xx2010G CMary Anne, do you rememberAmthe tree by the riverGwhen we were seventeen?G CDark canyon wall, the call and the answerAmand the mare in the pastureGpitch black and baring its teeth.I recall the sun in our faces,stuck and leaning on braces,and being strangers to change.Radio and the bones we found frozen,and all the thorns and the rosesbeneath your window pane.Am GNow I’m asleep in a car, I mean the worldAmto a potty-mouth girl,Ga pretty pair of blue-eyed birds.Am GTime isn’t kind or unkind, you liked to say.AmBut I wonder to whoGwhat it is you’re saying today.Now I’m asleep in a car, I mean the worldto a potty-mouth girl,a pretty pair of blue-eyed birds.Time isn’t kind or unkind, you liked to say.But I wonder to whowhat it is you’re saying today.Mary Anne, do you rememberthe tree by the riverwhen we were seventeen?Dark canyon road, I was coy in the half-moon;happy just to be with you,and you were happy for me.
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