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| |music = [[Jim Lauderdale]] | | |music = [[Jim Lauderdale]] |
| |performer = [[Elvis Costello]] & [[The Sugarcanes]] | | |performer = [[Elvis Costello]] & [[The Sugarcanes]] |
| | |producer = [[T Bone Burnett]] |
| |record_info = February-March 2010, Nashville, TN | | |record_info = February-March 2010, Nashville, TN |
| |Producer T Bone Burnett
| | |release_info = October 25, 2010 (international) |
| |Label Hear Music
| | November 2, 2010 (US) (Hear Music) |
| |release_info = October 25, 2010 (international)<br> | | |singles = [[National Ransack]], 2010 |
| November 2, 2010 (US) | |
| |EPs = [[National Ransack]] 2010<br> | |
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My friends are fainter-hearted ones we’d ‘ere address them well
At least the proud and perfect sons whose knees start to swell
The swains and the swan girls in polka dots and pearls
Hearts as hard as punishment and eyes as dim as candles
It’s a question of the voice to which you will attend
One that‘s there to flatter you, the other to defend
You’d drink it down immediately and made her confess
The shame of the wearer of that poor borrowed dress
Now we choose from everything and life’s so long and lank
Money can’t buy anything, there’s nothing in the bank
Put away your crinolines, your silk and your lace
Or hide among your mother’s skirts and never show your face
But it’s a question of the voice that you decide to use
One that’s there to comfort you, all o’ers to seduce
You’ve got nothing left to lose and no one to impress
You’ve never looked so fine as in that poor borrowed dress
So it’s a question of the voice that you decide to use
One that’s there to comfort you, the o’ers to seduce
You’ve got nothing left to lose and no one to impress
You never looked so fine as in that poor borrowed dress
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