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I don't walk slow
I just want to be alone
For the rest of the weekend
On a frozen prairie road
I know that you'll come for me
But I don't want your company
Alberta got the best of me
But I don't know where to go
So forgive my sins
For I don't know how to live
Oh my dear where have you been?
I know we should hang out
I know we should be friends
I know that we should live together
In a house in Edmonton
But our dirty lives
Dirty hands, all the time
Rolling wheels and tired eyes
We're alright, we're alright
So don't walk slow
Run from this home
I don't want you to go
So forgive my sins
I don't know how to live
Send me back to Alberta
On the silent wind
So forgive my sins
I don't know how to live
Send me back to Alberta
I'll be home again
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Grande Prairie
03:46
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Grande prairie, alberta
We've got to find something to do
Lost and dreamy alberta
That is not how I imagined you
I imagine we're lost in thought without a clue
Sirens abound in the air and the streets outside
December has buried our dreams in the ground tonight
We feel sick from weeks of snow and wasted time
We can't get what we want
No our reach just aint that long
You hear them call
I'm glad we're gone
You're around
But you don't want to speak to my face anymore
That's okay
I haven't been thinking about you at all
I was thinking that everything i know is gone
We look for new ways
New ways to spend our time
There's nothing to do
So I'm going to sleep tonight
No I don't want to remember my whole life
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Centennial Park
03:55
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2010, I'm bored again
Take a drive, can't find my friends
Build a fire, in your backyard
To keep me still, and keep us far
My friends are gone
I don't talk to them at all
So if you want
Tell em that I'm gone
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