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Ben Folds Five ~ Kalamazoo


Running my mouth Ran up a tab and all the way back to kalamazoo All the way back home I was surely stoned, now i'm sober in my yard Can you believe i was there? Can you believe i've been anywhere else? There was a time, almost forgot, we had been drifting all the way to kalamazoo And i said that i loved you too All the way back home There's a little joke, i just made up How many of me would it take to screw up your life? One to settle down, one to turn you around Now i'm sober in my yard I would say you had to be there, now i regret that you're still there Seems like you've been frozen, frozen there in time Waving your goodbyes Up to the sky You place on the map has faded away Used to be lost in more than one way Kalamazoo, don't you know that i've been there too And it'd put your mind more at ease If you'd say those words of release All the way back home more free lyrics

Running my mouth
Ran up a tab and all the way back to kalamazoo
All the way back home
I was surely stoned, now i'm sober in my yard
Can you believe i was there?
Can you believe i've been anywhere else?

There was a time, almost forgot, we had been drifting all the way to kalamazoo
And i said that i loved you too
All the way back home
There's a little joke, i just made up
How many of me would it take to screw up your life?
One to settle down, one to turn you around
Now i'm sober in my yard
I would say you had to be there, now i regret that you're still there

Seems like you've been frozen, frozen there in time
Waving your goodbyes
Up to the sky

You place on the map has faded away
Used to be lost in more than one way
Kalamazoo, don't you know that i've been there too
And it'd put your mind more at ease
If you'd say those words of release
All the way back home

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