"sister susan" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	fast, strummy country-rock song.
	CD: faith in a desperate place   Label: blue city Credits: rick eppedio/c.r. keyser-posner
	Lyrics Sister Susan Sister Susan was two years older Tried to teach me to play guitar She outgrew me as she grew bolder Drunk on dreams schemed to take her far Tried to follow but couldn't catch her Til I lost her around life's bend Still can hear her as she flew past here Singing 'baby, I'm not like them' Bobby Brickley was my first lover Married him when I turned eighteen Came too quickly and stole the covers Lost his job and found benzedrine Moved to Houston and had the baby Got a job at the five and ten When all else failed, was Sue who saved me Singing 'baby, you're not like them' Bridge: Well, you think that you've had enough As the years roll by and the times are tough But over and over I told her again 'No, we're not going down for the count Cause we're not like them' Heard a voice in my head this morning Telling me it was time to fly Came upon me without a warning Yet I knew not to question why Went to mama to say I was leaving Not sure when I'll be back again She just said 'never stop believing Susie, baby, you're not like them'

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