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Old Hussies Never Die
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The seasons pass with exponentially increasing haste
and no regard for one's perspective, or the scale on which it's based
One thing stays the same with every passing year
That's the brazen sisterhood we hold so dear
Old hussies never die, they just drink better wine
Eat chocolate on a chaise, and sparkle by design
Old hussies never die, they just go on to the next
Cocktail hour in the sky
Ever more to laugh
Never more to cry
Old Hussies Never Die
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Since You Put Up With Me
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Idiot for Love
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Over with some Wine
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Rappaccini's Daughter
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Bare Branch in Winter
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Haunted
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Thanks For Being You
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Souffle
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Angel Rant
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Daffodils
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Panties
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Dawn Oberg San Francisco, California
Dawn Oberg is a San Francisco-based songwriter and recording artist.
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