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I Think About Stuff

from Clownhead by Those Darn Accordions

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Think About Stuff
© 1997 P. Rogers
Packed up my pickup truck
brought my gun along just for luck
Took a drive down Old Quarry road
Set some bottles up and shot a load

Sat and studied on my life a bit
couldn't make no sense of it
Had a smoke and a walk around
Threw my hat down on the ground

Chorus
I Think About Stuff.......... Alot of Stuff's been messing my mind
I know I ought to let it go.
I reckon I can't sometimes.
I Think About Stuff .........Alot of Stuff
Keeps pressing my brain
I get edgy when my thoughts get deeper
Dang, here they come again.

Stopped in at the Pac and Pay
Picked me up a pint of Tanqueray
A pack of Luckys and a six of Mickey's
Drank a few on my way to Vicky's

She was sitting there with Jimmy Earl
Now what's he doing sitting with my girl?
Well, Jimmy's done dumber than a stick of gum
I might send 'em both to Kingdom Come.

CHORUS

Woke up with the TV on
Some feller was floating down the Amazon
Maybe I'll just get out of here
Instead of hanging 'round another year

Chorus

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from Clownhead, track released August 10, 1999

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San Francisco band Those Darn Accordions make the accordion do things it's never done before and have fun doing it.

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