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Endless Summer Blues

from Choses Obscures by Ryan Traster

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lyrics

Down the one just passed Malibu,
We found a place underneath the cliffs.
Where the mist hits the shoreline, made our hair sticky.
Put us back on earth.

We were living in Echo Park.
I was smoking dope in the backyard.
You were listening to all those “Mary Chain” records.
We had the endless summer blues.

Remember the night we got drunk and walked down Franklin.
We saw that hotel where Janis died.
We were so fucked up, couldn’t keep our eyes dry.
We had the endless summer blues.

We were living off Cahuenga.
You were throwing my shirts out on the lawn.
Charlie was out back shooting up under that giant cross.
We had the endless summer blues.

Flat broke, hanging on.
Made some friends, now some are gone.
Had my feet on so many famous avenues.
Backs of clubs, Bukowski bars.
Women I lived and ones that stole my heart.
Months have passed, it’s felt like days.

Oh those endless summer blues.
Sometimes they just get to you.

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from Choses Obscures, released July 19, 2019

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