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Deanna, Deanna
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Deanna Deanna, I’m sorry that I didn’t call
It’s hard to explain without seeing my face
But I’m lost and I wanna go home
Are you still up in Mahwah shacked up with that fella?
He wasn’t the father but he seemed pretty solid
In a garden apartment, the one by the freeway
I visited once on a day off from tour
And you told me I was starting to get
This funny little southern accent
And we both laughed a little in a way that kinda felt like crying
Deanna Deanna, they gave me a contract
And guess what I’m a rockstar now
No not really, but I did get this check
The kinda check with some zeros in it
And maybe if I get a few more of those
I can find my way home
And we’ll both laugh a little in a way that kinda feels like crying
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Darrin Bradbury
Songster living in East Nashville.
Folk Satirist/No Point Storyteller
Travels Alot.
"Redneck Noir"- No Depression Magazine
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