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That was the summer she worked the drive through at Mc Donald's
and I put on 15 pounds
Yeah she must've earned commission she told me she'd get bored
if I stopped coming around
Oh that polyester uniform she made it look exotic
when she said the words supersize it was almost erotic
Well I should've been smarter but I couldn't have been dumber
In that long, drive through summer
That time we ditched bowling with the youth group to go hiking
Well I thought that we'd do more than talk
But it turns out she was just worried about her sister
so we ended up back on her block
I never was ashamed to be the nice guy she could turn to
I only hoped that if she didn't love me one day she might learn to
I was just Christopher Cross, and she was looking for Joe Strummer
In that long, drive through summer
When we finally fell out it was over music of all things
She said the talking heads had to be on drugs
Yeah she was going south to college and I was going north to nowhere
the connection just came unplugged
But when the air starts feel like it weighs a thousand pounds
and those crickets and cicadas start laying that beat down
Well the stars sing just like mermaids who will surely pull us under
back to that long
back to that long
drive through summer
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Winter's Walk
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