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Dispatch ~ Two Coins


I stick loneliness, you lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pickets well the train skates into Port Henry late sunday sometimes when I'm riding high feeling fine you know there's something troubling my mind so I reach into my pocket for some small change I reach into my pocket for some small change I want bones like iron blood like mercury so I can tell you when I'm rising and when I'm sinking in [CHORUS] we're gonna take it to the people hey let's drink from the cup share some luck go ahead and laugh cause it don't cost much I stick loneliness, your lips and the two coins of your eyes into my pockets more free lyrics

I stick loneliness, you lips
and the two coins of your eyes
into my pickets

well the train skates into
Port Henry late sunday
sometimes when I'm riding high
feeling fine you know there's something
troubling my mind

so I reach into my pocket for some
small change
I reach into my pocket for some
small change

I want bones like iron blood like mercury
so I can tell you when I'm rising
and when I'm sinking in

[CHORUS]

we're gonna take it to the people
hey let's drink from the cup
share some luck
go ahead and laugh cause it don't
cost much

I stick loneliness, your lips
and the two coins of your eyes
into my pockets

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