Glancin' at his house as you drove by, you were startled today
There was a cat with long orange hair sittin' on the porch
Where you once held a boy you used to kiss last summer
One night I was drunk and dancin', naked in the moonlight
And got buzzed up enough to start talkin' 'bout death
And the passing cars, and the strobe of the headlights lit his face, as he started cryin'
Well you knew right then it would be the last time
You knew right then it would be the last time
So you held his hand, cold from November, and felt the soiled mounds from his Knuckles; deep and rough
And the silence of a graveyard, and the taste of three dollar beer
Another flower open aside a gravestone
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
Sickhorse - Glansing, MI Lyrics
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Glancin' at his house as you drove by, you were startled today
There was a cat with long orange hair sittin' on the porch
Where you once held a boy you used to kiss last summer
One night I was drunk and dancin', naked in the moonlight
And got buzzed up enough to start talkin' 'bout death
And the passing cars, and the strobe of the headlights lit his face, as he started cryin'
Well you knew right then it would be the last time
You knew right then it would be the last time
So you held his hand, cold from November, and felt the soiled mounds from his Knuckles; deep and rough
And the silence of a graveyard, and the taste of three dollar beer
Another flower open aside a gravestone
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
There was a cat with long orange hair sittin' on the porch
Where you once held a boy you used to kiss last summer
One night I was drunk and dancin', naked in the moonlight
And got buzzed up enough to start talkin' 'bout death
And the passing cars, and the strobe of the headlights lit his face, as he started cryin'
Well you knew right then it would be the last time
You knew right then it would be the last time
So you held his hand, cold from November, and felt the soiled mounds from his Knuckles; deep and rough
And the silence of a graveyard, and the taste of three dollar beer
Another flower open aside a gravestone
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
Bearing his name and the dates, when he was alive it was a different time
I'll never forget that summer
Glansing, Michigan
Writer: Derek Luttrell, Jason Vaughn
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