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Extraordinary Girl (free download this evening)

from Perfumed Letter (2004) by Bill Mallonee

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Written by Bill Mallonee for CyBrenJoJosh (BMI) ©2003

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if the weather was inclimate
i'd have told you in a minute
you can rest your worries here
anytime you want to dear
and if it's moving way too fast
well there is this looking glass
the future and the past
are breaking down in all this sunshine

you ought to know i guess
it's a different sort of day
when you walked by in that dress

and she's not an ordinary girl
she's a million miles away
in an extraordinary world
and i guess i'd have to say
come whatever come what may
i just pray to reach you
where it hurts the most
hold you just a little closer

with the blue sky over my head
and it's so plain to everyone
the street is beat
and there's a lot of nothing to be done
here's a loyal heart
has yours once ever been broken?
and all the loudest words it seems
are the ones that don't get spoken

color me impressed
you could say i'm in deep
yeah more or less

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from Perfumed Letter (2004), released January 1, 2004

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Bill Mallonee

Bill Mallonee is an Americana artist w/ 80 plus albums over a 30 year career. Voted by Paste Music Magazine #65 in their "Top 100 Living Songwriters" poll. He was the
founding member of Vigilantes of Love. He has worked with Mark Heard, Buddy Miller, Emmylou Harris, & Peter Buck from REM.
His most recent work, "Lead On, Kindly Light" is a 23song double Cd released Feb 2020. ... more

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