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lost highway saloon
by Steve Patterson → (All Poetry by Steve Patterson)
  
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yeah,
it wadn't even noon
& sundown had comme too soon
so i stiopped
at the lost highway saloon

decided ta' have a beer or two
guess i knew
that wouldn't do
but thought
i might try
ta' keep from feelin'
about ta' cry

yeah
it was quite a place
it was a lonely place
it was an ace
in the hole
the lost highway saloon
time ta' drink
before it was noon

time ta' go away
time not ta' feel this way

so i had beer
maybe two
i had the memory of you
then i figgered whisked do
so i chaged my drink
started not ta' think
yeah right
i didn't blink

and i got high
& i got drunk
never thought id thunk
'bout bein'
all alone
'bout you're leavin me all alone

so i drank
till the sun set
never did let
myself forget
those old days
a' lovin you
anyways
any old bar would do

seemed ta fit
seemed ta' do
this old bar
called
the lost highway saloon

wished it'd been a full moon

wished i could croon a song
'bout all the things
gone wrong
in my life

wish i didn't rememebr
when you were my life

but i started before noon
drinkin & thinkin
at the lost highway saloon
so all i can say
wish it wadn't this way
wish i didn't remeber today
wish tomorrow
was another day

but if i drank
& i got drunk
wadn't a better palce to croon
than the nlost highway saloon







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 Reviews of "lost highway saloon"
Reviewed on April 6, 2003
Excellent write....sad tale!

Reviewed on April 5, 2003
Steve:

If you got drunk and are still writing and remembering tis, then it didn't serve da purpose.

Sandie Angel :o) a.k.a. May Lu $*_*$

Reviewed by A PAX
Reviewed on April 5, 2003
I hear a cw guitar with this!
good job! lol

Reviewed by john zimmerman
Reviewed on April 5, 2003
bad choice
good write

john+


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