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Dear William

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We were sixteen. We were young. And I remember you always shot frogs with your BB gun. But, nobody ever knew that you were sweet.
Like fresh concrete
Like the way it feels under my bare feet
And I remember how I felt back then:

Doo wop, I think I like you lots.
Doo wop, I think I like you.

And late at night I lie awake in bed, and I think that some things are best left unsaid. And I listen to that train roll by, and I think about how nothing around here ever really changes.
Like the soft hum in the Summer from the power lines
Or your father’s rage

Doo wop, I think I like you lots.
Doo wop, I think I like you.

And I know your married now, and I hope that she’s treating you right. You know, neither of us are ever going to be happy, but that’s fine.
Because it was really nothing.

Doo wop, I think I like you lots.
Doo wop, I think I like you.

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from Dear William, released April 24, 2020

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