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Shoot the Breeze
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I didn’t mean to stay so long; I just came to shoot the breeze.
Get some issues off my chest, not fall upon my knees.
You have such a lovely place – much nicer spot than mine
I’ll just sit here on the porch and pass away some time and shoot the breeze.
Now you come to mention, I don’t have too many friends.
My abrasive manner is the place where friendships end.
Did I say this place is great, you keep it very nice.
I feel so very comfortable after visiting only twice to shoot the breeze.
Shoot the breeze counting stars in the night.
Shoot the breeze it’s going to be alright
I can see you’re feeling tired, I didn’t mean to stay so long.
I’ll put my guitar in the car when I’ve finished up this song.
Thank you for the breakfast and the supper too
I’ll be heading back again with the things I borrowed from you and shoot the breeze
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northeasterner Alnwick, UK
Singer songwriter, Tyneside-raised, living in Northumberland
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