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Silver Medal
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Patiently wait 'til I'm dead
You took the last hospital bed
Now you're feeling fine
While I'm still standing in line
When opportunity knocks
Seems you're the last guy off the blocks
You just take your time
Still get what's rightfully mine
Say goodbye
This time it's mine to say goodbye
So tired of being assigned
The silver medal in my head
This time I'll walk away instead
Did I imagine all the things you just said?
Did I make them up in my head?
Real clever disguise
Hiding behind all your lies
Seems that I've been taking my cue
From some guy I never knew
This water hole's dry
I'm reeling in my line
Say goodbye
This time it's mine to say goodbye
So tired of being assigned
The silver medal in my head
This time I'll walk away instead
It was not just a joke
That hit me too close to home
Don't tell me you didn't know
You followed your instinct
Now your true colors show
And all the friends that you misled
This time will walk away instead
Walk away instead
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Halcyon Days
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Immovable Object vs Irresistible Force
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Creative Juice
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Soon I'll Be Moving On
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Late to the Company Picnic
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Sean Boots Seattle, Washington
Sean Boots is a singer, pianist, guitarist and songwriter based in Seattle, Washington. In a past era he fronted Seattle's Amateur Lovers and is now re-emerging as a solo artist after several years of self-imposed musical hibernation. With the Lovers he released a single studio album, Virgin White Lies, which is considered by Huffington Post to be one of the "Underrated albums of the 90's". ... more
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