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Shame

from Milky White by The Good

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Home all alone, hoping someone throws me a bone.
But the phone don't ring
And all I can do is sing about the shame of loneliness.
Are we all the same? Confess.

I go to the Y and catch 'em in the corner my eye.
And why do I go to the Y and spy on the naked guys?
It's not that I'm gay, though that'd be okay
But you probably think I'm a fag anyway.
I don't want to touch; just want to see how much bigger they are.

It's the shame of nakedness. Who's to blame for this?

Run the court, swing the stick.
It may be short, but it's really thin.

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from Milky White, released January 1, 1997
Written by Devin Arkin

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The Good Chicago, Illinois

The Good is the creation of singer / songwriters Tony Rogers (tonyrogers.bandcamp.com) and Devin Arkin (who died from brain cancer in late 2016), joined by John Scholvin (guitar), Dave Rothkopf (bass), and John Goodman (drums). The band began making waves on the Chicago music scene in the early 90's; they've released 4 critically acclaimed full length studio albums, and more. ... more

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