| Sweet Carolina | |||||||
| When the sun set low Running syrupy orange golden across the lawn You smiled and stared out the window Transfixed by the color Hypnotized by the hue Everything had turned so golden Your fingers found the barrier of glass between The window pane smudged with powdered sugar Setting on the curve of your lip Sweet Carolina Found you at the local trainstation Sweet Carolina Didn't understand your fame But every breath you took stank of honey Damn you for that name You wanted to be a ballerina With two left feet and a thick accent When you think I'm not watching Stand on the tip of your toes and hum Now your golden I was always watching You still tingle on my fingertips You think you can fool me? |
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| August 2000 | |||||||
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