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The Tracks of an Animal

from Poison Berries by Orchestraville

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I guess you shouldn’t try to get caught up in the moment
Of course, by nature, moments never stay
But if you have arrived, you will have to try to clear your name to remain here.

Your fortune tried to phone but you were already gone
A smoke screen wafting all around your head
And nobody was impressed when they lost a shoe in the mess you left behind… too unkind

It’s not that a jury would have put you away
In fact, they RSVP’d to your party today
But you will have to be the one to clean up
The tracks of an animal

A promise is a law. Your heart was crossed with a paw
And you may stick a needle in your eye
So get this off your chest and hope to God that the
best is good enough – or bust

Cause someday they may not want to try anymore
To follow your footsteps just to knock down your door
And you will have to be the one to clean up
The tracks of an animal

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from Poison Berries, released September 17, 2010

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Orchestraville performed from the early 1990s through the mid 2000s in Athens and Columbus, Ohio.

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