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I'm on some highway headed north on Church St.
I called some friends and they're gonna meet me somewhere.
I took some pills and they're supposed to fix me,
but I, I called the doctor; she said, "Oh, please forgive me.

But I'll remember your name."

There's furniture and wheelchairs and broken down cars
and I can't help this feeling that things are getting hard around here.
My father dies inside the marrow of my shoulders.
I called my brother; I guess it's getting colder.

Rearview mirror looking backwards on my way home.
I left my wallet, my backpack, my keys, and my phone.
I'm in some stranger's car. He says his name is Ray.
I ask him where we're going, he says he doesn't really know the way.

"But I'll remember your name."

There's furniture and wheelchairs and broken down cars
and I can't help this feeling that things are getting hard around here.
My father dies inside the marrow of my shoulders.
I called my brother; I guess it's getting colder.

But I'll remember your name.

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from 90​.​3fm WAIH "The Way" Live Sessions: josie & THE NEVERENDING SADNESS, released April 5, 2014

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josie & THE NEVERENDING SADNESS Potsdam, New York

Liam Kingsley - Banjo, Vocals
Devyn Halter - Mandolin, Singing Saw, Melodica, etc.
Mike Bruns - Guitar, Vocals
Israel Payero-Cabral - Upright Bass
Sam Lasky - Percussion
Bobby Rosato - Trumpet, etc. ... more

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