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My head is spinning like the wheels of your car.
I wish I’d never met you last night at the bar.
Big lump in my throat, I think I might pass out,
But last night I was so drunk I cast away every doubt.
I knew I heard your name, but I didn’t know it was you.
I thought that it was just another case of de ja vu.
Hey! Wasn’t that the name of the wine that we drank,
When we went to your apartment and into my arms you sank?

My stomach’s turning like your car down my street
I wish that I knew better but last night you seemed so sweet.
I listened as you told me all your problems at length
Then we made love till we had exhausted all of our strength.
I got home last night ‘bout five minutes to four.
I saw your name and number on a note pinned to my bedroom door.
I didn’t tell you ‘bout myself last night, I didn’t know what to say.
Then I found out you’re the therapist I’m supposed to see today.

Enough has happened today.
Enough has happened this week.
As if I don’t have too many problems
My entire life is one long losing streak, losing streak.
If you can’t help me, it’s gonna be your own loss.

My heart is pounding like your fist on my door
You didn’t know about the girls that I’ve dated before.
I always turn into a monster after the first date
An abusive jealous creature, all my love turns to hate.
I listened to your troubles as I drank all your wine
And now I have to pay you to listen to mine.
Now you’ve got a problem, we’re emotionally involved,
You won’t get a good nights rest till my psychosis is solved.

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from This Tone Aint Big Enough for the Both of Us, released September 1, 1988

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David Minnick Detroit, Michigan

David Minnick is obsessed with choosing seemingly impossible musical projects and seeing them through to completion. He creates music in a multitude of genres (orchestral, blues, ska, free jazz, gamelan, klezmer, psychedelic pop, pirate music, a cappella, to name a few) and plays several instruments.
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