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Clare Blues

from Energy by Vufcup

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originally considered for Wasted Days

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right after plum on bouquet
there's a bus stop by a wash
that cross street holds the key
to a girl i have lost
winter 07, monday mornings 7am
i'd start to notice her, on the bus

something about her intrigued me, but i didn't know what it was
she had a crocheted cap, that she'd make herself
i wanted to ask, what's your name, who are you? where ya going?
i thought that awful trite despite myself


finally i thought to myself that i must
make myself known to you at nearly any cost
but you seem so shy, don't know where to begin
how do i even start this conversation?

figured out a speech so i wouldn't be out of line
we ended up talking about things for quite some time
over the weeks i found out she owned a pet tarantula
it gave me the chills, but i smiled after all

finally i thought to myself this is it
finally made contact, this must mean i'm in
she knows me now, she sits right near me
within talking distance, we can chat about anything

i found out today, she's a scorpio
probably a high emo intellectual
i gave her a paper on extinct animals
and today i found out her name is Clare

ever since new year's 2008
she's not on bus 4 anymore, did she graduate?
college of the canyons, are you still there?
tell me do you know anyone named Clare?

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from Energy, released August 4, 2017
lyrics & music by Diggy Kat
Diggy Kat - vocals,bass,guitars,piano,keyboards
Erik Zuniga - drums

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