Charley

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Charley, I miss you in my heart
Wish I could call you up
And we could talk about the game

Now these pictures make me sad
I think of all the times we had
Won't ever be the same

You were the foundation
We'd go on and on
You taught me how to shave
We'd talk some politics
Joe Montana to Jerry Rice
And a walk off homer keeps the Giants hope alive

We would play the Beatles, Boss,
Rolling Stones and Neil Young
Music was our religion
If that is religion I don't know
Here we all are for you howling
at the full moon, yeah
saying you were a good man

Charley, I miss you in my heart
Wish I could call you up
Cause I got some things to say
I'm just glad we never missed
A chance to say I love you
I love you, I miss you

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from Freak Out Folk, released April 4, 2015

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Freak Out Folk Santa Cruz, California

Zach Langton is a small rock family man living in Santa Cruz, California. Freak Out Folk is the latest ensemble of friends playing the hits.

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