
Twin Falls Idaho Ron Pope
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[Verse 1]
Flat on my back, halfway through a six-pack
Hear the neighborhood kids as they play
And the fire hydrant sprays, on this mid-August day
God, I wish I was so far away
She hitchhiked south down from Kalispell now
I am trying to recall how we met
She saw me stare as she tied up her hair
At a diner three miles outside
Of Twin Falls, Idaho late one night
[Verse 2]
And I offered her a ride
But she said "Let's stay the night"
Dragged her nails hard down my back
Until the crimson blood dripped down on sheets so white
[Chorus]
She washed across the Northern Plains
Like a storm with no name, she was gone in three days
How I wish she stayed to rain on me
Ooh, and I thought I was safe
Swearing these winds of change could not blow us away
But I learned I would pay for my mistakes
At a diner three miles outside
Of Twin Falls, Idaho late one night
Flat on my back, halfway through a six-pack
Hear the neighborhood kids as they play
And the fire hydrant sprays, on this mid-August day
God, I wish I was so far away
She hitchhiked south down from Kalispell now
I am trying to recall how we met
She saw me stare as she tied up her hair
At a diner three miles outside
Of Twin Falls, Idaho late one night
[Verse 2]
And I offered her a ride
But she said "Let's stay the night"
Dragged her nails hard down my back
Until the crimson blood dripped down on sheets so white
[Chorus]
She washed across the Northern Plains
Like a storm with no name, she was gone in three days
How I wish she stayed to rain on me
Ooh, and I thought I was safe
Swearing these winds of change could not blow us away
But I learned I would pay for my mistakes
At a diner three miles outside
Of Twin Falls, Idaho late one night
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