
Previously: Songs from a Johnny Cash album where the law is just.
This Ice Cream Truck Driver Sells Only Ice Cream, Not A Sense Of Specifically American Melancholy
Everyone In Line For This Pay Phone Is Calling To Deliver Good News
A Highway Is A Way To Travel From City To City, Not A Way To Understand Myself
This Turbulent Weather Bears No Reflection On My Emotional State
I Couldn’t Possibly Guess My Waitress’ Feelings About The American Dream And Won’t Ask Her
There’s No Smoking Allowed Inside This Woolworth’s
Replaced My Beat-Up Chevy With A Leased Honda
Women Don’t Look Anything Like Cadillacs Or Razors
Everyone At The Circus Is Forming Orderly Lines And No One Is Screaming Nightmares At Me
Never Run With A Knife
I Didn’t Ask The Bartender If She’d Seen Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” Because She Seemed Busy
It’s Closing Time, So Let’s Leave This Pizzeria
I Don’t Have Time To Play Cards Right Now, Boys
The East River, Not The Styx, Is What Separates Manhattan From Brooklyn
The Truck Driver Who Never Killed Anyone
I Tucked My Shirt In Before Talking To The Manager
Song For My Accountant
I Never Met A Man Who Doesn’t Need A Hug
The Wurlitzer Works Just Fine And So Do I
This Bar Isn’t A Prison
This Town Is On An Economic Upswing And I Think I’ll Stay Here Instead Of Just Passing Through
Everyone Riding This Ferry Has Bought A Ticket
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