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North Carolina Blues

from No Labor​-​Saving Machine by Moses Nesh

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If you're going back to Austin
If you're going to your Mom's
If you're going to North Carolina
You'll be knowing I'll miss you some

When I'm laying in the night time
And I can't go back to sleep
I'll be balled up and I'll be shivering
But that wanting be holding me

Now I've got you and it's something
Just enough to make me stay
Well it ain't much but it's restful
Until the morning comes again

We ain't never been discordant
But I ain't never loved no one
If I ever throw you down -----
Know you done killed me some

After all this there won't be nothing
For you to pity about poor me
I'll have hauled down all your garments
You'll be my favorite enemy

And if you die love, I'll count my blessings
Scratch them up there into the wall
That i didn't have to do it
And now you're gone, now you're gone

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from No Labor​-​Saving Machine, released April 21, 2017

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