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The Elegant Bachelors - Number One Cause

from Nothing Left to Certainty by Eric Radoux/The Elegant Bachelors

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He says he doesn’t really mind the mess
After all “who have I got to impress?”
“And who have I got to convince
To come over the fence?”

Besides he kind of likes it this way
“It’s easy I guess when you just let everything lay,
And it’s comforting you know to see everything you’ve got
When it’s all centralized in one easy spot.”

He’s been counting down the days
And he’s been counting up the ways
To hold his head up
Against what some might call adversity, and some might self-pity
But he just calls bad luck

She says she doesn’t really mind if he talks
“I just need someone to hold my hand when I go on my walks”
“Besides I really haven’t got that much to say”

And she’s been counting down the days
And she’s been counting up the ways

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from Nothing Left to Certainty, released August 6, 2010

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