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Remember that place down on fourth street
We used to go in for a slice after work
The guy in there, I think his name was Joe, I really can’t remember
He used to spin the pizza right there on the tip of his finger
I was in town the other day
I thought I would stop in
I tell you, it’s not the same
Even though it still looks the same
It looks the same
But it will never be the same
Looks the same
It will never be the same
Still the same
It will never be the same
Still the same
It will never be the same

Did you hear about old Scotty
Boy, that guy used to like to have some fun
I don’t know how it all went so bad
He got wrapped up in some stuff he couldn’t handle
It all went south, now he’s living with his mom
I couldn’t believe it
I never thought it would happen to that guy
I stopped in to see him right after it happened
He was still the same old Scotty
Still the same
He’s not really the same
Somehow he’s the same
He’s never going to be the same
Still the same
He’ll never be the same
Still the same
He’ll never be the same
Still the same
He’ll never be the same

It’s good to talk to you, I guess it’s been a while
How’s your wife, how’s the kids, you know, how’s that job
Did you talk to anybody else anymore
Yeah, I don’t really talk to anybody, anymore
Me, you know me
I’m doing good, I never change
I stay the same
I think I’m the same
I’m still the same
Somehow, maybe I’m the same
Still the same
Not really the same
I stay the same
I guess I’m not the same at all
Stay the same
Nothing ever stays the same
Still the same
Nothing stays the same
Still the same
Nothing stays the same
Still the same
Nothing ever stays the same

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from Coffee Music, Vol. 3, released November 9, 2020

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Brother Jack Altoona, Pennsylvania

Brother Jack gleans inspiration from old fashioned gospel music, foot-stomping drinking songs, and long winded storytellers. He has a love for words, both written and sung. If you like weird folk music and storytelling, check out Brother Jack!

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