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Salt Lake
03:56
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you were a young boy
when they gave you your name
now that you’re older
it’s just a mistake
i have been dreaming
of your mother’s place
right off the highway
and the great salt lake
so tell me i’m young
oh i’m older too
i’ve always been chasing
the man in the moon
you had your last chance
to name me true
i’ll keep on dancing
it’s all i can do
it seems like these days
i don’t know my own face
the eyes in the mirror look to the side
while i’m staring straight
i hear him calling
for the ghost of my youth
for days afterwards i think that i’m her
and can’t put on my shoes
so tell me he’s wrong
and i will forgive you
for the night i spent pointing
you never looked at the moon
i just won’t ask
them to see him too
if i give away nothing
then there’s nothing to lose
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