She Used To Be Cool

from Breakup Songs, With Horns by Brook Pridemore

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She's so bought, she's so sold, she's so sick, I caught her cold
She used to be cool, she used to be cool, she used to be cool, now she's really cool
She's so now, she's so must, she's so fast, I eat her dust
She used to be cool, she used to be cool, she used to be cool, now she's really cool
Really cool, her flower grows, really cool, her thread sews, really cool, her ribbon bows, really cool, she already knows
She's so dead, she's so grave, she's so tread, get out of her way
She used to be cool, she used to be cool, she used to be cool, now she's really cool

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from Breakup Songs, With Horns, released January 26, 2017
Written by Mike Rechner. Originally recorded by Prewar Yardsale (Mike Rechner and Dina Levy).

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Imagine Jonathan Richman fronting Sunn O))) and you're not far off. Fourth best shaker egg player in the Western Hemisphere. Always on the road, based in Brooklyn, NY.

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