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On a bus into town
I wondered out loud, "Why am I to town?"
And as I looked
At the and the stores

I thought, "Why do I around?"
And I kissed the filthy
dry spot I found
And I didn't have to wonder why I was laying

Before I was too cold
Took a bus back to the
I found a letter left by a pay
With no contact

And it read like a horn by some sad angel
"Bunny, it was me, it was me who let you down"
It was the shyest I'd ever seen at conversation

If I didn't have you as my
I'd still wander lost in
the plates of cars from out-of-state
(How I jump in their path as they hurry along)

You me
You're pretty but all I can see like a thick fog
If there was no way God
I would never have laid in this grave of a body for so

And Bonner fair came through
The first week of
But it's the 19th
And no sign of it

Yet, I have a time
Remembering all the that I should remember
And a time
Forgetting the all things that I am supposed to

Oh Christ, when You're ready to come
And I think I'm for You to come back
But if You want to wherever exactly it is You are
That's too, it's really none of my business

If I didn't have You as my
I'd still be lost in Sinai
Or by the tracks watching trains go by to remind me
There are places that aren't

I had a but all the water left
So I'll ask Your forgiveness with breath
If there was no way God
I would never laid in this grave of a body for so long, dear