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You’ll Get Used To Me – Doug Allen

You’ll get used to me
Just give it a year or two or three
Just go with the grain, climb on the train
And sooner or later you’ll see

You’ll get used to those football games
John Madden screamin on every play
You’ll get used to me playin this song again
And again, and again, and again

You’ll get used to me because I’ll stay
Day after usual day
But our future is bright
you’ll get used to the nights
Because I’ll love you in unusual ways

I left the toilet seat up and you fell in
Internet porn will always be a sin
Best left unspoken, I’m barely housebroken
But it breaks my heart to hear it again

You’ll get used to me wishin on a star
Used to me goin out to play guitar
You’ll be amused, that I’m so enthused
About playin for free in this peanut bar

You’ll get used to me because I’ll stay
Day after usual day
But our future is bright
you’ll get used to the nights
Because I’ll love you in unusual ways

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from Big Timber, released August 28, 2011

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Doug Allen Bellingham, Washington

Big Timber is my second recording, reflecting what life has been like for me in the northwest corner of Washington state. It was long in coming but I'm proud of it and The Union Wage. Please listen to some of the tracks - I hope you like it.

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