| Me and the boys, we played every frat house and dive
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| We rocked the Razorbacks, the Vols and the Crimson Tide
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| We were down and destined when she walked up to the stage
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| Dropped a note in the tip jar, blew a kiss and walked away
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| I counted two hundred dollars, one request for the Grateful Dead
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| A couple bottle caps, a business card, and a perfume note that said:
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| «I love hurricanes and long-necks, and guitars cranked up on ten
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| Waking up with the sunset, and hanging here at the Hog’s Breath
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| Lighters raised up in the smoke rings, the sunburn on some new ink
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| I’m hearing Drift Away while you sing, and kissing beneath the stars»
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| Oh man, you find all kind of things in a tip jar
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| I held her that summer, living on borrowed time
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| Cause once September comes, everybody says goodbye
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| Now it’s the last show and here she comes to the stage
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| Dropped a snapshot in the tip jar, blew a kiss and walked away
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| I counted five hundred dollars, one request for the Grateful Dead
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| And a picture of her with those long tan legs, and on the back it said:
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| «I love hurricanes and long-necks, and guitars cranked up on ten
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| Waking up with you at sunset, and hanging here at the Hog’s Breath
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| Lighters raised up in the smoke rings, the sunburn on some new ink
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| I’m hearing Drift Away while you sing, baby, take care of my heart»
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| Man, you find all kind of things in a tip jar
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| I see lighters raised in the smoke rings, and sunburn on some new ink
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| I’m playing Drift Away but I can’t sing, as she slips off into the dark
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| Man, you find all kind of things in a tip jar
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| Yeah, you find all kind of things in a tip jar |