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Words, melody, and instrumental by Sarah Summer

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She grew up in a trailer park on the outskirts of Summerville
And the entrance was marked with a Green Pointe sign
Her mom was drinking on the weekends sometimes not coming home
While her dad was a hotel doing cocaine lines
She was just trying to find a clean shirt and trying to do her homework
And trying to catch a ride to get to school on time

I'm sorry if you think I'm mean
Hold the door
Hold the phone
500 horse power machine
I'm hitting the road
Following close

Tell me now baby what you think you know

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from Fragments, Covers* and Demos, Volume 1, released July 3, 2020

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I sing these songs to triumph depression and spit in the face of doubt.

Influences include Roger Miller, Neil Young, Robert Johnson, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Smashing Pumpkins, Holly Golightly, Linda McCartney, and Françoise Hardy


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