Lyrics of Confusion
Vic Chesnutt

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Release date : 15/12/2008
Duration : 0:06:09
Style : Alternative
Well, when i woke up this morning
The sky was so bright
Itd been a raining for days
Now it seemed like everything was a gonna be alright
But still those november winds keep a blowing
And im forgetting just where to begin
And then im lost in confusion again
Yes, im lost in confusion again
Well, the broom straw is a dying
Various shades of brown
And over the hill i can see the skyline
Of the most famous georgia college town
Still those november winds keep a blowing
And im forgetting just where to begin
Then im lost in confusion again
Yes, im lost in confusion again
Just when i think ive tied up all my little ravels
I come across a new row of tatters
It seems im getting sick of a taking care of
Life and other matters
Well, theres a few hundred blackbirds
Thats a covering my yard
They're a falling from the trees like pecans
Except they aint hitting the ground quite as hard
Still those november winds keep on a blowing
And im forgetting just where to begin
And im lost in confusion again
Yes, im lost in confusion again
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