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If I held my breath in the morning
Would I wake up for a lifetime
Lose my job in this depression
Well I don’t care cause I got your love
In this depression
All I need is you
In this depression
What is there to lose
If I held your hand in this town
They would lock me up for possession
But now there strung out on heroin
And weve gone out to California
In this depression
Breaks my heart in two
In this depression

All I need is you
I could make some friends down at the courthouse
Get bailed out and go on welfare
Id rather lay down in a pine box
Then to sell my heart to a fucking wasteland
In this depression
Its just me and you
In this depression
What are we to do
In this depression
Breaks my heart in two
In this depression
All I need is you
If I held my breath in the morning
Would I wake up in a new land
Follow you forever
Dance all night in this depression
In this depression
In this depression
In this depression
In this depression
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Verne Langdon (September 15, 1941 - January 1, 2011) was born in Oakland, California to a musical family; his mother was staff First Cellist with NBC radio in San Francisco, his father played violin, and to complete the musical history, Verne's uncle was famed jazz cornetist, bandleader Ernest Loring "Red" Nichols (Red Nichols and The Five Pennies). By age two Verne was climbing up on the piano bench and duplicating melodies; by age 12 he was studying classical piano with Thomas Ryan, then head of the Music Department at San Jose State University.

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