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Louisa
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Tell him, tell him Louisa / If he don't need ya / That there's the door / When he comes back tomorrow / Carrying that sorrow / Better raise the law / Under the covers / Knowing you were lovers / Gonna give him pause / If you see him / Gonna give him reason / Wish that he was yours
Why'd you do that / When he won't do anything / About us?
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Samba
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It's not enough that you're leaving, if you must / So I'll take this, this parting shot across your bow
Did you stop to think that your lips could sink a ship / or that they might be the death of us?
You should look up at the sky / Until beneath the waves we slide / Before the air escapes your lungs / You might remember what you done
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Dutch Courage St. Louis, Missouri
RIP: 2003-2022 Songwriter Andy Puechner grew up obsessed with music: playing his father’s rock albums in the family's rumpus-
room, and making a racket playing bass in his High School punk bands. His talent for melody convinced him to perform solo as Dutch Courage, garnering notice from outlets like the Riverfront Times & Shepherd Express.
He continues to write and record music in his STL home.
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