The Next Flood
Warren Teagarden and the Good Grief
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After the earthquake you swept the floor but kept so quiet And in the next flood you swam away with sharks and night and Then in the fire all I heard was lazy laughter Hurricane swept you back onto an island shortly after that Why would you do this to me? I needed something to drink Why would you do this to me? I needed more time to think About the broken bedroom Morning comes so very seldom Why would you do this to me? Avoided volcanoes and eggshells and dirty details Quicksand for footing, we couldn't help but over looking Blizzards that socked us in but somehow just never sunk in A typhoon tossed us. It lost us. And finally cost our love Why would you do this to me? I needed something to drink Why would you do this to me? I needed more time to think About the broken bedroom Morning comes so very seldom Why would you do this to me? After the earthquake you swept the floor but kept so quiet And in the next flood you swam away with sharks and night and Then in the fire all I heard was lazy laughter Hurricane swept you back onto an island shortly after that Why would you do this to me? I needed something to drink Why would you do this to me? I needed more time to think About the broken bedroom Morning comes so very seldom Why would you do this to me?
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