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Insubordinate
04:00
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Cool Eye Blues
02:43
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Christine's Theme
02:10
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On the Street
02:04
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Date With Hobbes
04:01
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Back on the Street
02:04
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A city block of public houses lined up in a row
No one seems to call the cops on this girlfriend's one man show
In her bunker, the brave spelunker, creates the things she destroys
brave and suspicious, she knows she vicious and not just one of the boys
No she's not just one of the boys, and she's making her own noise
Summer showers and roadside flowers standing up to bloom
A thunderous Aquarius, empty boxes in her room
It seems she's restless and just confessed this
that's she's newly employed
And when she plugs that Gibson in, well angel's want to rejoice
No she's not just one of the boys (no she's not)
On the horizon the planets align and she slipped into the void
Guitar on her back, unpaid rent in her sack, she's finally chasing her joy
and she's not just one of the boys (no she's not)
The eleventh sign of the Zodiac foretells the real McCoys
and no one can refute the fact she's not just one of the boys
No she's not just one of the boys, and she's making her own noise
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Bill Patten Minneapolis, Minnesota
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