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It's All I Got
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“Cosco”, I’m a bench
Pick me up, I’m lightweight!
Secure and stable,
I’m easy to use!
I’ll tell you the truth,
That’s from a stool sitting in my kitchen
I’m all alone
Singing the blues
“Stay at Home” has got me like:
(Chorus) Ahh’s
I’m going crazy.
Just me and my cat,
Imagine that
She’s an okay roommate
But she don’t say a lot
The conversations are a bit one-sided
But still philosophical
Or maybe not
Well hell,
It’s all I got.
(Chorus) Ahh’s
At least I can sing about random stuff
And that makes me feel better
Even though I’m just really talking to myself
But hey, if you listen, then that’s one person who hears my ramblings,
And that will make me happy,
So, uh, go ahead and listen!
(Chorus) Ahh’s
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Marty Oaks Cincinnati, Ohio
There's nothing better than sitting down with a cup of coffee and recording a song. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to accurately say what's on my mind at the time. That's what I use music for.
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