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Ani Difranco ~ I Know This Bar


I know this bar With a jukebox full of medicine And christmas lights blinking Around a clouded mirror Its not that far >from voelkers bowling alley Just go up there and turn right Its about 3 blocks from here You'll probably find grace Her shift starts at happy hour She's got this sweet face Easy as tea leaves to read You gotta know what to look for You gotta know what's there to find But i guess you don't really know her So nevermind I used to hang out a lot around there In that part of town Where all the white kids Still have feathered hair I know this song With this one really killer line I don't remember it exactly But it slays me everytime Its on the jukebox there Number 5403 Go put that song on for me won't you And make gracie think of me more free lyrics

I know this bar
With a jukebox full of medicine
And christmas lights blinking
Around a clouded mirror
Its not that far
>from voelkers bowling alley
Just go up there and turn right
Its about 3 blocks from here

You'll probably find grace
Her shift starts at happy hour
She's got this sweet face
Easy as tea leaves to read
You gotta know what to look for
You gotta know what's there to find
But i guess you don't really know her
So nevermind

I used to hang out a lot around there
In that part of town
Where all the white kids
Still have feathered hair

I know this song
With this one really killer line
I don't remember it exactly
But it slays me everytime
Its on the jukebox there
Number 5403
Go put that song on for me won't you
And make gracie think of me

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