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Woke up early on Saturday
My tie was still on and my hat was
Resting on the bed post
Sunglasses lost in the sheets
Oh, who will I call
Chevy's an ass and Gilda's got a cold
I always took the fall
It didn't matter then
Because John would always laugh
But he's not laughing now

Rushed to call my agent on my Monday
I need new work to get my head out of this
It's with a young kid named Murray
It's a ghost flick but the hell with it
Oh, who will I call
Chevy's an ass and Gilda's got a cold
I always took the fall
It didn't matter then
Because John would always laugh
But he's not laughing now

I knew the guy he used to buy from
I may have even introduced them
He was a skinny guy from Brooklyn
Arms always full of women
So I decided to take my shotgun
And take a long walk to Brooklyn
I'd make him put the outfit on
And strap him into the chair

Then I stuffed everything in his mouth
Everything he was holding
I left him there to shout
I had an audition
And we have to, move on
Without our brother John
And everybody's got to sing new songs
So Elwood, it's time
To move on

Oh, who will I call
Chevy's an ass and Gilda's got a cold
I always took the fall
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thronesforcrowns On Feb 05, 2013
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Cover art for Daniel's Blues lyrics by Strand Of Oaks

It's amazing that he can put so much emotion and pain in a song about Dan Aykroyd. It's brilliant. He turned it from a depressing look into Dan Aykroyd's life after John Belushi died and turned it into a compelling revenge tale by the end. Phenomenal.

 
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