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How I Know
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All this while, I've been flipping through the dial
Mile after mile, going out of style
And does no good to think of where I've been
I'm in the woods looking up through the limbs
And I'm running out of cunning, and I'm gunning for a shunning
And what was once so stunning has lost it's underpin
Chorus
And it's how I know it was so long ago
It's how I know it was so long ago
I keep associations in several separate stacks
I lack motivation to roll with the pack
But I'm going through the motions, floating in an ocean
And, oh, what a notion to think I'll make it back
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The good old days, oh, they faded fast
And of these castaways, I believe I am the last
But I never can remember November from December
Forget about September, it's a thing of the past
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They say it won't be the way it was back then
I pretend I don't see I'm but one of many men
And I'm waiting and waiting and waiting waiting, oh, it's so frustrating
But I won't be hesitating if I get the chance again
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It's how I know it was so long ago
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Jameson & The Conditionals Portland, Oregon
Jameson & The Conditionals is a collaborative musical collective, centering around the songs and artistic creation of frontman singer-songwriter, Jameson Wandling. Full of all kinds of colors and textures, this brand of Americana nods to the '70s, with modern twists and turns. It, as much as any of Jameson's earlier works, is a cohesive, yet varied collection of music. ... more
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