"My Poor Grammar" genre: Alternative General
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	A sing-songy tune of heartbreak
	CD: Her Absence   Label: Choose to Lose Music Credits: Munkey Juice(N. Heise, R. Heise, S. Archer)
	Story Behind the Song My ex sent me an email from London, telling me how she loved it there. The relationship was coming to an end, so I wrote a song saying she left for England because she was tired of Ohio. Lyrics Moved across the pond to London town To leave my sorry ass I promised I'd work on my poor grammar If you'd stay in town But you say you're tired of Ohio And Kentucky is not that grand There's nothing left in the mid-west You're moving to a foreign land Union Jack won't love like me So baby won't you please come back But if you don't give me back my "Paint it, Black" The Stones don't need your support A hundred degrees in southern Ohio And I'm staring at your empty house The closet is filled with our everlasting memories When I ripped your clothes off to love ya

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