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Lookie Lous in Summer Shoes

from Manuals for VCRs by Jes Kramer

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Dear I've learned to love your cheek bones
and the way they protrude from your face
But you have learned to hate them. Sad,
we never could agree on our disgrace
And I have learned to love the way your
hair falls as the wind blows it from your ears
And I have even learned to love the
days when you were all frowns these three years
The world got beautiful for you, got beautiful for you
With summer shorts and shoes, picnics at the zoo
And all you have to do is
Do you notice all the people
staring at the warthog staring at the sun?
It seems strange to a girl in glasses
why the glare would appeal to anyone
Things won't always be so perfect
if you never let the battles end
But I swear if you take two steps back
You will see the sun shining with me, friend
The world got beautiful for you, got beautiful for you
With summer shorts and shoes, picnics at the zoo
And all you have to do is look

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from Manuals for VCRs, released December 6, 2008

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Jes Kramer Grand Rapids, Michigan

Jes Kramer is a one-woman band from Grand Rapids, MI. Using a combination of keyboards, guitar, vocals, and a loop pedal, she weaves her songs layer by layer into something incredibly personal, yet comforting. WYCE named her Outstanding Female Performer of the Year at the 2012 Jammies. ... more

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