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Off My Mind

from MSTRE by Patrick's Pt.

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lyrics

O hi o hi o
Off to work I go
Oh how I would rather roll to New Orleans
and drink a hurricane
and forget my own name
and forget who's to blame for Ohio.
One more time is all I need to get Ohio off my mind.

The heart of it almost beats inside the host.
Welcome to the coast of Californ-
I ache for Ohio, but see the sun alive in everyone
driving 101 in California.
One more time is all I need to get her off my mind.

One more time is all I need to get Ohio off my mind -
is all I need to get her off my mind.

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from MSTRE, released November 1, 2012

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I had something on my mind, but I don't recall it.

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