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Ode To The Blue Life (Sam's Theme)

from 144 by Suicide Seven

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This is the last official track on 144. It is meant to be an "in the wake of..." kind of song.

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Never trust a girl who drives a hotrod. She could be a devil with a pretty face. She could drive your fancy all over this town. You’ll never know which way to turn your head. You’ll never know if your alive, but for the sound of some braked glass. Mama can’t you try to come and save me tonight? After you left it wasn’t easy. I met up with an insane preacher in an alley. Well he washed my brain with the devils own hand. I couldn’t see an inch beyond your face. Calculations misfired all over my mind. They covered me like a coat of many many many many mistakes when you left me behind. But honey off to your future and I’m off to my night. And it was all I could do not to laugh out loud at my new blue life. But I’m changing on double time. Took out the months of the angels in my town. And now I’m just a casualty of her happiness. I’m just a casualty of her happiness and it’s blue life baby all the time. It’s blue life baby all the time but it suits me fine. So just never trust a girl who drives a hotrod. You know she could be a devil with a pretty face. She’ll probably drive your fancy all over this town and you’ll wake up to black days.

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from 144, released May 1, 2006
All music and lyrics written and recorded By Kameko Jennings
© 2005-2006
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From the Bedroom to the Basement, this is the story of Sam and the 144.

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Suicide Seven is the solo music project of one, Kam Jennings. He has been making records since 1998 under that moniker and his music is a mix of lo-fi, acoustic, grunge, and garage rock.

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