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They're waking you up to close the bar
The street's wet you can tell by the sound of the cars
The bartender's singing clementine
While he's turning around the open sign
Dreadful sorry clementine
Though you're still her man
It seems a long time gone
Maybe the whole thing's wrong
What if she thinks so but just didn't say so?
You drank yourself into slo-mo
Made an angel in the snow
Anything to pass the time
And keep that song out of yr mind
Oh my darling
Oh my darling
Oh my darling clementine
Dreadful sorry clementine
The street's wet you can tell by the sound of the cars
The bartender's singing clementine
While he's turning around the open sign
Dreadful sorry clementine
Though you're still her man
It seems a long time gone
Maybe the whole thing's wrong
What if she thinks so but just didn't say so?
You drank yourself into slo-mo
Made an angel in the snow
Anything to pass the time
And keep that song out of yr mind
Oh my darling
Oh my darling
Oh my darling clementine
Dreadful sorry clementine
Lyrics submitted by EnjOy IncUbus, edited by Memento22Mori, Jate, DS98, Thamahawk76
Clementine Lyrics as written by Steven Paul Smith
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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another brilliant song by the most gifted songwriter of all time. I won't comment on the street's wet line cause been said here a hundred times but so haunting and beautiful. will point out that "drank yourself into slo mo. ...made an angel in the snow" refers to cocaine to escape his problems and to forge that girl. just another brilliant play on words