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I Dreamed A Week Last Night
I dreamed a week last night
a long cold week on a long cold night
I dreamed that you were lost
my pretty reluctant mourning dove
I dreamed that there was something better
and I also dreamed that I didn't deserve it
I dreamed that it was not over
and that it didn't start either
I dreamed there was a hole
that dead bodies did not cover
I dreamed that it was not worth dreaming
I dreamed that dreaming was a waste of time.
I dreamed that I was a fish
floating dead in dirty water
I dreamed that I didn't care
I dreamed that it didn't matter.
It didn’t matter
I dreamed about all the money
the wet money I had and spent.
I dreamed about alll the drunken smiles
and all those searches without reward
I dreamed with dead kisses
in the mud of sidewalks
I dreamed about the end of love
I dreamed that we died alone
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Little Red Rooster
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Little Red Rooster
I'm the little red rooster
Too lazy to crow for day
I'm the little red rooster
Too lazy to crow for day
Keep everything in this barnyard
Upset in every way
Oh, the dogs begin to bark and
The hounds begin to howl
Oh, the dogs begin to bark and
Hounds begin to howl
Oh, watch out, strange-kin people 'cause the
Little red rooster's on the prowl
If you see my little red rooster
Please drag him home
If you see my little red rooster
Please drag him home
There's been no peace in the barnyard
Since the little red rooster has been gone
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