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Another Missed Opportunity In The Dairy Aisle

from Lungs, My Heart. Blood, My Stomach. by The Bedsit Infamy

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I see you on Wednesdays, I notice your name tag,
“I’m new around here.”
Fill up your grocery cart, scared to catch your eyes.
I’m a fool, dear.

I see you down aisle one, “ You’re young enough to be my son.”
Is my inhaler near?
“I’ve seen you at the Sneak, I noticed your stained teeth.”

She doesn’t know, I’m bound by sex and acidophilus.
“ I get what I want,”
Fight my bodies responses, yeah.
Oh, and it takes a lot.
Oh, and it takes a lot,
When you’ve got a stomach condition.
I’ve got to clean the floor.
I’ve got to make up my mind
“Just shut the cooler door!”
and I don’t know what the hell I’m waiting for…

And does that ring on your finger mean anything?
If not, let’s have some fun.

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from Lungs, My Heart. Blood, My Stomach., released April 1, 2008

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The Bedsit Infamy fuses the sounds of college radio favorites like the Smiths and I.R.S. Records-era R.E.M. with the gumball synths of early MTV staples by the Cars and Talking Heads. Billy Armijo's shimmering guitar work and Brad Turner's Motown-inspired bass patterns drive the tunes out of your speakers and into your heart. ... more

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