clone cologne

from Hymnal, Vol. 1 by The Westward Movement

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come over
come over now and then
come over
come over for some tonic and gin
come over now and then

tonic and gin, tonic and gin
but you don't drink i don't think
tonic and gin, tonic and gin
but you don't drink i don't think
you don't
thank god like you did when you were young
you don't thank god no more
you don't think
but i don't know for sure

maybe instead we could get coffee sometime
[i'll take mine black]
who doesn't do that?
victoria, victoria

i woke up this morning i had a dream
everyone was a clone of me
i was a clone of everyone
and we all smelled the same
we all wore the same cologne
we all won the sweepstakes
won that clone cologne

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from Hymnal, Vol. 1, released December 1, 2014

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