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I won't write about our love or feeling broken hearted
I won't write about the pain or the reasons that we parted
I won't write about the tears of being kicked out your door
Because I don't write love songs anymore
Chorus
No, I don't write love songs anymore
I don't write love songs anymore
No, I don't write love songs anymore
I don't write love songs anymore
So I will write about the oceans, I will write about the skies
I won't write about how pretty you looked when I looked you in the eyes
So I will write about a canoe or some old Dinosaurs
Because I don't write love songs anymore
Chorus
I said I wouldn't do it, I wouldn't do it again
What always starts as a good thing turns to misery in the end
So I'm saying it's the last time I just can't do this no more
And I won't write love songs anymore
Chorus
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Comedy Relief
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Mansplain It
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Dead Man's Boots
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Hobo Kitty Found A Home
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Stuck In The Whiteaker
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Typecast
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Into the Wild (Too far)
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Caveman Dave Eugene, Oregon
Once a Nationally Touring Nomadic Singer-Songwriter, Caveman Dave spent the last decade performing at major festivals and
venues across the country including the Philadelphia Folk Festival, Northwest String Summit, Oregon Country Fair and both the Ozark and Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festivals.
New Music Coming Soon...
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