Comb the Coast

from Memories EP by Jabbertooth Tiger

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Where do you go and where do you roam
when you don't have no home?

Oh I Comb the Coast at night
in search of a place to call my own
and lay my broke weary bones
to die alone

Comb the Coast, I comb the city,
comb my head and now it's a pity
I'm nowhere to be found

Comb the Coast, I comb the city,
comb my head and now it's a pity
you're nowhere to be found

So I Comb the Coast at night
in search of a place to call my very own
and lay my broke weary bones
to die alone

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from Memories EP, released December 23, 2011
Lyrics by J.C.

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