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Call Me If You're Crying
02:43
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Call me if you're crying
And I'll make it all better
I'll put on my sweater and drive in my Jetta
Through the cold
Call me if you're crying
Teleparty a rom com
It might feel like a swan song when I'm waving my pom poms
Growing old
Call me if your life don't make no sense
Call me if you can't walk past the fence
Call me if your days all blend to one
Call me just for fun
Call me if you're laughing
'Cause I wanna come laugh, too
I did a bit of a snafu when I slipped in your bathroom
Down and out
Call me if you're laughing
We'll laugh all together
I'll take off my sweater, I parked my Jetta
Safe and sound
Call me if you just want to hang out
Call me if you need some time to pout
Call me if you're roaring like a lion
Call me if you're crying
Call me if you're crying
Call me if you're CRYing
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The Grand Scheme
02:30
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In the grand scheme, you better not let your guard down
In the grand scheme, they're coming up to your town
If you know what's good, you'll give them the run-around
They got guns, pistols and machine
They have fun, more fun than you or me
'Cause they don't run from amorality
And when they come, they'll hide in all the trees
In the grand scheme, you better not let your guard down
In the grand scheme, they're coming up to your town
If you know what's good, you'll give them the run-around
They got knives, but they don't got no brains
They got eyes, but they don't see the same
You can ride your horse or go by train
But they're inside and they know all our names
Maybe if we go underground, they'll kill themselves and burn the town
Maybe when we come up for air, they'll be gone when we get there
In the grand scheme, you better not let your guard down
In the grand scheme, they're coming up to your town
If you know what's good, you'll give them the run-around
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Where Is Your Dog Now? Los Angeles, California
Where Is Your Dog Now? is an alt-rock music project by Andrew Haworth based in Los Angeles. He has recorded hundreds of songs since its inception. Each album is a “greatest hits” compilation of these songs, constructed in large part based on feedback given by his mother. Haworth experiments with a wide range of genres, but most of his songs end up sounding like power-pop, and that's okay. ... more
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