Fuck Portland
by White Bronco
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John Logan, he's leaving for Portland says he needs a change
He knows that this city can suck you up into its veins
He's hoping he won't live his life like the rest of this world
We know that whatever he's doing, he's getting the girl
It feels empty without our John Logan to fill up the holes
We know that you can't cage a bird without killing its soul
So we're waiting for something to happen, we both know it won't
While you're leaving from L.A. to Portland we'll wait at your home
Ya that's where we'll wait, saving your place, warming your plate
And holding off the flies and saying grace
Of Portland, I want to see pictures when you come back home
I'm sure that its something more than just trendy and cold
So we'll wait here until the summer when you come back home
Remember Portland is fun but New London's your home
fuck Portland
He knows that this city can suck you up into its veins
He's hoping he won't live his life like the rest of this world
We know that whatever he's doing, he's getting the girl
It feels empty without our John Logan to fill up the holes
We know that you can't cage a bird without killing its soul
So we're waiting for something to happen, we both know it won't
While you're leaving from L.A. to Portland we'll wait at your home
Ya that's where we'll wait, saving your place, warming your plate
And holding off the flies and saying grace
Of Portland, I want to see pictures when you come back home
I'm sure that its something more than just trendy and cold
So we'll wait here until the summer when you come back home
Remember Portland is fun but New London's your home
fuck Portland
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released February 9, 2013
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Feb 2013 -
Dec 2012
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