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Hey Man

Julia O’Donovan

Hey man
Good to see you again
I think about you a lot
This time of year

You were a smart dog
to leave when you did
And I keep saying
One day I’ll get out too

Congratulations too
I hear it’s been
Two years in June
Who would have thought?

We always said
We’d be the last
To tie ourselves down
I hear she’s done you good

And you’re looking good
Barely notice the scar
And I’ll never know
How we got out alive

Yeah, Fran’s still
Bangin’ that bowler
But he still won’t bring her home
Because of Religion

So they’re still putting the seats
Down in her car
She’ll never know romance
She’s too afraid

Funny thinking about it
You know she left Eddie
When he threatened her freedom
But he wanted her with him

Now she clings
To a guy
Who doesn’t respect her
And never will

No she still won’t
Talk to me
But I know
She’s not over it yet

I know because
I know she misses
Someone who cares
And she knows I still do

All that I could have been
Is all that I should have been
Man you know,
I still think that everyday

Sometimes I wonder
Did I let it all pass by?
I really wonder
Will I get out of here alive

Sorry man
I know you moved on
Never expecting
To come back again

Well have a drink of this
Before you go
Was good to see you
Take care, Man

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