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St. Ann's

from Sometimes Caring by Justin Fritz

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lyrics

All things change even memory
In a fit you said
“You’ll soon be out of mine”
Well, here I am
Push me back toward the smoke machine
Just to call me out from time to time

But, like any good daughter
You’ll go back to your father
And the place of your childhood residence
Where you’ll field all sorts of questions
From the family head
Who’ll say
“It’s St. Ann’s again”

I’ll be tucked away waiting for you to leave
To rip card stock at the kitchen table
Because there’ll be no more letters this time
I’ll take the car if I have to
There’ll be no more letters this time
I’ll call ahead if I have to
Now I’ve placed my hands beneath my thighs
There’ll be no more letters this time around

Bay leaves and old stock
For when I come to town
Pinches of rock salt
I’m the only boy around
When the fire hall’s closed down
In a sea of women

But like any good daughter
You’ll go back to your father
And the place of your childhood residence
Where you’ll field all sorts of questions
From the family head
Who’ll say
“It’s St. Ann’s again”

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from Sometimes Caring, released October 19, 2015

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