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F#m _ _ She _ _ _ .
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G#m came in on a red-eye, to Dallas, Fort Worth, all the way from sunny Taipei.
B _ _ .
Skin color of a walnut shell,
E and a baseball cap holding down her black hair.
She came here _
G#m after
A midnight.
_ _ _
G# _ The hot weather
C# made her feel right at home.
E Come on in.
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G# _ _
A You haven't slept a wink, so drink some
G# of this.
_
C# It'll put color in your cheeks.
E _ You drove in from
A Mississippi, I know what's
F# for you, but you don't
G# need to buy.
A _ We took
F#m the kid on
E the bus for five minutes,
C# looking in his eyes.
I
F# know we all knew he
G# was broken
A pretty bad, so we gave him
F# what we had.
A glass of spray spray,
G#m to sleep in in the night.
A The silence that I trade by,
B make it smooth and swell.
Come
E on in.
_ _
C# You haven't slept a wink, so drink
F# some of this.
_
G# It'll
A put color in your cheeks.
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B _ _ _ .
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E You
G# drove in
A by the Dada, walking
G# on the road.
Someone brought
C# out, someone dead on their feet.
E And they came from
G#m Zimbabwe,
A coming from Soviet Georgia.
G# And they're still loose, they're still in Paris,
A they're all the way across the street.
I think
F# they came, and they finally
G# made it here.
And
F# this is what I have
G# to do,
A to make up for the pain of
E the morning.
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C# You
C#m haven't slept a
C# wink, so drink some of this.
G#m This'll put
F#m color in your cheeks.
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C#m _ .
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F# _ This'll put color
G#m _ _
F#m _ _ _
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E in your cheeks.
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