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Meteors

from PA Dirt by Guests of Guests

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I won't tell you I'm not trouble I won't tell you I'm any good.
But my hands are strong and my back's as hard as cherry wood.
Now I know I don't look right in a place so dignified
But give me a chance won't you see me in my own light

I let my arrow loose heading straight for your heart
But once that thing is loose it's up to the wind and the stars
So don't listen to your conscience or that friend with the upturned nose.
She's just jealous that me friends ain't interested in her.

And that meteor shower you said they were stars too small to use for wishing.
Well I'm wishing girl, and I'm going to wish for you too.

I've had my share of condemnation but the judgement wasn't theirs to cast.
I just kept my mouth shut because the first stone is no one's to cast.
So don't listen to your mama, or that friend with the rosary
Follow your heart girl I think you might follow me.

And that meteor shower you said they were stars too small to use for wishing.
Well I'm wishing girl, and I'm going to wish for you too.

So don't try to argue this undeniable truth. These arms were built to hold you.

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from PA Dirt, released December 25, 2013

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