Lyrics of 'Division St. Girl' by Jason Molina

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Painted up division street girl
She's a pretty denim queen
Bird of paradise eyes
Bird of paradise dying eyes
But I could sight read those slangy lips
I could sight right those hips
And anyway out loud she says:
Hey sucker
Are you lonely?
Well, that's alright
You don't have to say anything
I can always tell when
You lost something big
Something real big
Well, we all did
A jukebox in an empty room
Conjures up the blues
They got my song on it
Want to dance?
Cause it's just you and me and the gravity
You and me down on division street
And it's like we've landed on the enemy's side
And the other guys all quit
And they left us with nothing when they split
Except the cold and the quiet
And the blues to sing about it

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