Paroles The Town Crotch de Jonathan Coulton

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The seniors threw a party down the end of Dutton RoadWhen it was almost cold enough to snowNone of us could drive then so we had to get a rideIn the back of someone's GTOShe was in the keg line with a yellow plastic cupIt was like I'd never seen a girl beforePuffy leather jacket and a healthy head of hairWith the hair she was six foot fourI recognized her face right awayShe was the town crotchShe was good to go anytimeShe was the town crotchBut I loved her like she was mineThere's a lot of things I don't remember nowBut I remember the town crotchI had a pint of So Co in the pocket of my coatYou can hardly taste the alcoholWatched her from a distance but I never said a wordI was young and I felt so smallI was no one then, who was I?She was the town crotchShe was good to go anytimeShe was the town crotchAnd I loved her like she was mineThere's a lot of things I don't remember nowBut I remember the town crotchWe stood around and drank a lot and leaned against the carsTried to beat the Winter, made it just under the wireWe got drunk and loud under a thousand million starsSomeone played Steve Miller, someone set some stuff on fireThe cops came by to bust us so we left the beer and ranMy head hurt and I couldn't find my rideShe pulled up in a Gremlin and she rolled the window downShe said Hey kid, get inside.Then she asked my name and drove me homeShe was the town crotchShe was good to go anytimeShe was the town crotchBut I loved her like she was mineThere's a lot of things I don't remember nowBut I remember the town crotch

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