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Maybe We'll Get Lucky and We'll Both Live Again

from Everyone's Okay by Kevin Dickerson

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The last time I saw you
We were only twenty-two or maybe twenty-three
Standing in the same aisle
In the New Sagaya downtown on Thirteenth

I told you you looked like shit
you told me you were sick
We both wore big poofy coats and looked like marshmallows
And you asked me if I had a brother

I don’t remember the color of your eyes
You were always so fucking funny
You did the best impersonations
Everyone was cracking up, you could have given Larry David a run for his money

You would come over to our house
We’d listen to Modest Mouse you’d have a few beers and have fun
We’d have the best time standing around the porch outside in the dark and I was seeing someone else
And at some point you’d sheepishly run off and I wondered where you went and ran off to

I don’t know what happened or where you went off to
Sometimes I wonder how it is that everything is fucked up all the time
Sometimes I just feel like my heart is being ripped out
And other times I stop and stare at a perfect flower on the city streets

“Maybe we'll get lucky and we'll both live again”
I don’t really believe in that kind of thing
But it’s nice to dream

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from Everyone's Okay, released July 7, 2017
Kevin Dickerson - Words, vocals, steel-string acoustic guitars
Beaunoise - Teenage Engineering OP-1, synthesizers

Written by Kevin Dickerson

Recorded and mixed to 2" tape by Beau Sorenson at Tiny Telephone
Produced by Beau Sorenson and Kevin Dickerson
Mastered by Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering Service

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Kevin Dickerson is a songwriter who lives in San Francisco.

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